Perform and Log Scroll Health Checks

Scroll Health Checks help space administrators to perform several checks on Scroll Versions and Scroll Translations related data.

In this article, you will learn about running a Health Check and understanding the meaning of different checks. It also provides guidance on resolving some of these checks manually.

We recommend to run a Scroll Health Check in your spaces when:

• Facing issues in the space.

• Preparing to migrate to Scroll Content Manager.

• Advised by our support team.

How to Run a Scroll Health Check 

To run a Scroll Health Check, follow the steps below:

1. Open Space Tools.

2. Click Scroll Add-ons.

3. Select Health Checks.

4. Click Check.

Once the checks have finished, the results will be displayed. The results are split into four categories:

• Manual intervention needed

• Problems detected

• FixMe elements found

• Passed checks

Manual intervention needed

This category displays all failed checks that need to be further analyzed by the K15t support team. If you have checks displayed here, please create a Confluence Support ZIP and send it to the K15t support team via: help@k15t.com

Problems detected

This category displays all failed checks that can be repaired automatically. More information about these problems can be found in the Scroll Health Check log. To repair these problems, click Repair.

FixMe elements found

This category contains all checks that need manual rework. More information about FixMe elements can be found in the Scroll Health Check log. Please review these FixMe elements manually, for clarification of what these FixME mean and what to do, refer to the table below.

Passed checks

All successfully passed or automatically fixed checks are displayed in this category.

Available Scroll Health Checks

The following Scroll Health Checks are currently available (please note that, depending on the activated modules, the list of available checks might differ): 

Scroll Health Check Log

Scroll Health Checks automatically create a new Scroll Health Check Log for every space a check has been run in (once a log file for a space is created, every further check within the same space is written in the same log file). The logs contain more information about exceptions, violations and fixes during the Scroll health checks.

The log file is stored in the directory <confluence-home>/logs:

The log file contains information about all exceptions, violations, and fixes occurred during each check and is automatically included in the Confluence Support ZIP.

The log file contains the following types of log entries:

For every type the corresponding page and further details are displayed:

Last updated: July 22, 2026