Page Status · 0.4.0 review

See what still needs to reach staging.

Page Status adds a small marker to supported Webflow page names, so queued and staged changes are visible where your team already works. It is off by default and enabled separately for each project.

This guide documents the upcoming AgencyFlow 0.4.0 feature. It is currently available only to approved Webflow reviewers and testers; the public stable app remains on 0.3.2 until the App Update is approved.

What the markers mean

Yellow: queued

This page has changes waiting for its next staging publish.

Purple: staged

The page’s latest changes reached staging, but not production.

No marker

The page is Draft, unchanged, or its latest changes are already on production.

Draft is its own Webflow state. A Draft page is never counted as queued or staged and never receives a Page Status marker.

Turn it on

  1. Open AgencyFlow and choose Page Status.
  2. Turn on the project you want to watch.
  3. Approve Webflow access for that exact site.

AgencyFlow begins watching supported static pages and keeps their markers current automatically. Updates normally appear within one or two minutes. The Refresh button reloads the latest completed result; it does not force an unfinished Webflow check to complete.

What AgencyFlow changes

Page Status can add, change, or remove only the leading marker AgencyFlow can prove it owns. It does not change page content, slugs, SEO settings, folders, Draft settings, or publish your site.

The current release supports static pages. CMS template pages, Localization, Webflow Branches, archived pages, folders, and page shapes AgencyFlow cannot verify remain unmarked.

Shared sites and duplicate markers

More than one AgencyFlow account can enable Page Status for the same Webflow site. AgencyFlow coordinates one shared marker set and webhook pair, so the page does not collect duplicate markers.

If you turn Page Status off while another account still has it enabled, AgencyFlow tells you the site will remain active and disconnects only your authorization. Turning off the final account begins verified marker and webhook cleanup.

If something cannot be verified

AgencyFlow stops page-name writes instead of guessing. The project remains visible with an attention message until access or marker ownership can be verified again.

Do not delete the project card to force the warning away. Reconnect Webflow when offered, or contact support so AgencyFlow can finish verified cleanup.