What This Page Does
Korvex runs 12+ automated data collection phases every night. Each phase feeds the scoring, recommendation, and reporting systems. Understanding this schedule helps you know when data is fresh and what to expect each morning.
Powered by: SCIS · Koray Scoring
Getting Started
Data collection runs automatically — no action needed. Phases execute sequentially from 01:00 to 10:00 UTC:
| Time (UTC) | Phase | What Happens |
|---|---|---|
| 01:00 | GSC Performance | Imports impressions, clicks, CTR, and positions |
| 01:30 | Sitemap Coverage | Checks indexing status of all submitted URLs |
| 01:45 | Intent Classification | Classifies new keywords by search intent |
| 02:00 | DataForSEO Rankings | Collects keyword ranking positions |
| 04:00 | GA4 Analytics | Imports sessions, users, conversions, revenue |
| 05:00 | Competitor Analysis | Scores competitor pages for benchmarking |
| 07:00 | Gap Analysis | Identifies content gaps vs competitors |
| 09:00 | Sitebulb Crawl | Technical SEO audit data |
| 09:30 | Page Scoring | Koray V2 scoring of all active pages |
| 10:00 | Daily Emails | 12-section performance report |
Tips & Best Practices
- Check metrics after 10:00 UTC for the freshest data
- Phase 5 (scoring) is the most compute-intensive — results appear by ~10:00 UTC
- SCIS recommendations update after scoring completes
- The daily email at 10:00 UTC summarises all overnight changes
Data Freshness
- GSC data: 2-3 day lag (Google's processing delay)
- Rankings: Same-day (DataForSEO collects in real-time)
- GA4: 24-48 hour lag (Google's processing pipeline)
- Page scores: Daily (Phase 5 processes all active pages)
Infrastructure
- 74 total scheduled jobs across daily, weekly, and monthly cycles
- 3 Celery collector workers with concurrency of 3 each (9 parallel tasks)
- All tasks route to
queue="default"for reliable execution