How does it work?
A quick explanation of multiple-step web transaction monitoring
1. Setup transaction monitoring
Create an Downtime account and set up your transaction monitoring to essential features of your site.
2. We monitor your site
We continuously monitor if the multiple-step features of your website work fine.
3. Get alerted when something goes wrong
We will immediately notify you by SMS or e-mail when something breaks down.
Not just a simple monitoring tool
Multiple Step Monitoring
This tool does much more than just checking if a website is reachable over the internet. Instead, Transaction Monitoring checks if the whole transaction, such as a login form, on your site is working. Define each step with our intuitive and easy-to-use interface.
Endless Possible Options
Monitor all kinds of web transactions - sign in/sign up forms, e-commerce website shopping carts, check-out forms, specific website features, or whatever needs to be working without interruption. Define up to 20 steps for a single transaction.
Built with reliability on our minds
You Will Not Receive False Alerts
We are extra careful about confirming an outage. That's why we check your transaction three times from different locations if we find that something has gone wrong. You will only be alerted if all three secondary checks confirm that your transaction is broken and your team needs to investigate the cause immediately.
Hosted on Multiple Servers
The nature of our service requires us to be online all the time. For this reason, we do not rely only on a single data-center to host our service. It means that even if one of the data-centers we use goes down, we can continue our service and monitor your websites. Also, we use 171 probes around the world. It makes our service almost impossible to go down.
Be always informed on what is happening
Routine Reporting
Get routine reports regarding your monitored websites. Use that information to prove to your clients or your boss that the site you are taking care of is in good hands. Customize reports with your company colors and logo.
Failure Analysis
Receiving an error alert is the first step. Our next step is helping you to identify what went wrong. You will receive detailed information on what went wrong and even screenshots for every step up until the failure.