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There's a "Select by tagged ICC profile" action to select objects tagged by a certain ICC profile, and with a "Log Selection" action you can generate a warning.

I think what you're looking for is the "Gather image information" action. This creates a separate chapter with an overview of all selected images.
In a Preflight Profile, you can get this chapter by having the Preflight Report - Images checked in the General tab. (This is on by default.)

If you make an Action List which only contains Actions ( and settings on those Actions ) that already existed in PitStop Server 3.5, it will work, but if the Action List contains newer features, you'll get configuration errors. To make those Action Lists work for sure, you'll need a PitStop Server 1...

Are you using Adobe CMM in Acrobat DC? Because I'm afraid that won't work. Acrobat DC is 64 bit only and Adobe CMM doesn't support 64 bit. Here's a longer explanation about it.

PitStop Pro 13 is compatible with Acrobat DC (system requirements). If you're having problems getting it to run, I suggest you contact Enfocus support.

It's a known issue, I'm afraid. Perhaps the workaround suggested here will help.

If you run the PitStop Server 12 installer, it will pick up the PitStop Server 4 installation on that system automatically.

As a little side note: up until PitStop Server 12, an attempt was made to convert the PitStop Server 4 settings. This wasn't always a perfect match, but it could save you time when recreating your setup to you follow the 4 -> 12 -> 13 upgrade path.

You can select pages with too many points and convert the page content to a bitmap.

If you're working with a fixed page width, you could use the "Change Position" action.

Maybe a "Select all" followed by a "Change crop box" which resizes the crop box to the selection could remove the white borders of your PDF?

Could you give the whole command you're running? Because yes, that should work...

I'm sorry, I assumed you were working with PitStop Pro. There's no way to set swatches in PitStop Server. Do you have access to PitStop Pro? Maybe a 30 day trial or something?

I found the remap action, but I can't seem to find Spot Colors from within the action. In 'Remap Color', you can click 'Add' to get a panel in which you can add a new rule. In the top half, you select the colors you want to change. In your case, you'll probably want to select 'Color', and in the se...

The 'Remap Color' action will probably help: you can select a color (or a range of colors) to be remapped to a specific color, including spot colors.