Bing and Yandex are optional, experimental sources in mowteng. Connect them from your account page before asking for reports. A missing connection, an unverified site and a site with no reported data are different problems; these questions keep those cases separate.
For background, read Bing tools, Yandex tools and the Google versus Bing comparison.
Confirm source and site readiness
Show which mowteng sources are connected and my subscription state. Give me the account-page link if I need to connect Bing or Yandex.
Returns source readiness and a short-lived link for managing the account.
List sites in my Bing account and whether each is verified. If none appear, explain what I should do before requesting performance data.
Returns Bing site availability without interpreting missing sites as zero traffic.
List my Yandex sites with host IDs and verification states. Ask which verified site to use before retrieving its summary or queries.
Returns the identifiers needed to choose the intended Yandex reporting scope.
If Yandex returns HOST_NOT_LOADED for this site, explain the prerequisite checks and what it means for the reports we can request now.
Returns setup guidance rather than fabricated performance figures for an unloaded host.
Review search performance and problems
Show search performance for my selected Bing site, including available queries, clicks, impressions and positions. State the reporting period used.
Returns a Bing performance baseline with the date context kept visible.
Compare this site’s Google and Bing queries. Show major position gaps and engine-only queries, and explain the approximate period caused by weekly Bing data.
Returns cross-engine opportunities with the comparison’s timing limitation stated clearly.
List crawl issues for this Bing site with URLs, HTTP codes and issue types. Group similar problems so I can choose what to check.
Returns a technical review list based on Bingbot’s reported crawling problems.
Show my Yandex site summary: pages in search, excluded pages, SQI and reported problems by severity. Separate reported facts from your recommendations.
Returns a concise view of the site’s available Yandex health indicators.
Investigate queries and plan submissions
Show popular queries for this Yandex site with impressions, clicks and average positions. State the returned period and any history limitations.
Returns available query evidence without implying that Yandex provides indefinite history.
List sitemaps for this site in Bing and Yandex. Compare the submitted URLs and identify any information that one source does not return.
Returns a sitemap inventory with missing fields kept explicit for review.
Explain the prerequisites and daily quota considerations for submitting these changed URLs to Bing and Yandex. Do not submit them yet.
Returns a plan accounting for Bing’s submission quota and Yandex’s recrawl quota.
Explain how IndexNow would notify participating engines about these changed URLs, including the key-file requirement. State whether Google participates and wait before submitting.
Returns an IndexNow setup and submission plan; Google does not participate.
Use the answers carefully
Bing URL submission accepts up to 500 URLs per call and uses the site's daily quota, which depends on age and traffic. Yandex recrawl submission accepts up to 100 URLs and uses its daily quota. Submitting a URL asks an engine to crawl; it does not guarantee inclusion or a particular position in search.