Watch the behavior that matters.
Website, API, infrastructure and background-job checks.
From your first service to a portfolio of client websites. Bring the right checks, useful context and a clear next step into one monitoring workspace.
From the first request to the nightly job. See the signals behind your product and give customers a clear update.
Explore the solutionKeep client websites, renewals and service checks together. Spend less time visiting every site to see if it is working.
Explore the solutionCheck endpoints, catch missing job runs and work with monitoring data through the API. Fit the signals around your service.
Explore the solutionChoose checks around the way your service works. Then connect the signal to the people who need to respond and the customers who need an update.
See every monitoring typeWebsite, API, infrastructure and background-job checks.
Useful thresholds, chosen alert recipients and shared context.
Selected service availability and updates through a status page.
You do not need to monitor everything on day one. Start with one meaningful check and add the signals that help explain its behavior.
Practical answers for choosing the checks and workflow that fit.
Browse the documentationChoose the workflow closest to your work: SaaS for product availability and customer communication, agencies for maintaining client websites, or developers for endpoints, jobs and integrations. You can combine monitoring types in the same workspace.
No. They describe ways to use the same Uptiva monitoring workspace. The checks, limits and collaboration features available to you depend on your plan.
Yes. A team can monitor its own SaaS product and client websites, or use both external checks and heartbeats. Start with the behaviors that matter and organize related checks clearly.
The pricing page describes plan allowances, and the documentation explains supported behavior and setup. Review both before relying on a workflow, especially for logs, API keys, team access and status-page options.
Choose your first check. Build the context around it.