Team solution
Domain and availability monitoring for IT teams
IT needs signals that fit renewal, deployment, and on-call workflows—not another dashboard that requires constant manual review.
Team challenges
Frequent change
Deployments and migrations alter certificates, DNS, and endpoints.
Shared responsibility
Infrastructure, application teams, and vendors each own part of the service.
Reactive work
Incidents surface after a user is already affected.
Workflow
Define services
Relate hostnames and endpoints to owners and criticality.
Set windows
Align warnings with renewals, changes, and on-call practice.
Confirm
Validate alerts against history and planned activity.
Close the loop
Verify remediation in a new check.
Operating outcomes
Early warning for expiry and downtime.
Context separating deployment from drift.
Less repetitive manual inspection.
Frequently asked questions
Can alerts use team channels?
The platform supports email, webhooks, or enabled channels according to plan and configuration.
Can it monitor internal services?
Private targets require authorized probes and dedicated controls; public tools block private networks.
Organize external monitoring
Start with critical domains and expand coverage with clear ownership.
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Digital availability
Uptime monitoring for websites, APIs, and endpoints
Monitor website, API, and endpoint availability with scheduled checks, multi-region confirmation, and downtime alerts.
Certificate lifecycle
SSL/TLS certificate monitoring and expiration alerts
Monitor SSL/TLS certificates across multiple domains, receive expiry alerts, and detect unexpected certificate-chain or TLS posture changes.
Domain trust
DNS and email security monitoring
Detect DNS record changes and monitor SPF, DKIM, DMARC, MX, nameserver, MTA-STS, and TLS-RPT posture across your domains.
Technical guide
How to monitor API availability
Design safe API monitors with useful assertions, timeouts, retries, regional confirmation, and alerts that do not expose secrets.