# What Nexus does automatically

## What it does

This is the list of things Nexus already does on its own, so nobody repeats them by hand.

## Content and links

- Indexes the client's whole sitemap at onboarding, re-checks it daily, and adds new pages before every piece.
- Classifies each site page by type (service, product, case study, blog…) and pillar, and drops pages that return 404.
- Re-checks external sources and takes dead ones out of rotation. A blocked or timed-out source is not treated as dead.
- Scans competitor sitemaps for the research step.
- Researches, checks and assigns links per section in every brief, and makes sure the required links are in the draft.
- Blocks competitor sites as citations.
- Generates the schema markup, the meta block, the excerpt, subtitle and tags, and the images.
- Adds every published piece to the internal link inventory.
- Picks up content performance from Search Console weekly and flags pages that are losing traffic.

## What still needs a person

Anything marked ✋ in a guide: sharing folders and accounts, reviewing drafts, approving strategies and stories, and checking the CMS draft before it goes live. Ask Nexus "how do I set up [feature]" for the exact steps.