Adding a Webpage to Your Monitoring Dashboard

1 Go to Your Dashboard

On your main dashboard, you will see the "New Checkpoint" button. Click on it.

2 Select the Checkpoint Type

You will now be on the "Add Checkpoint" page.

There, you will find the "Checkpoint Type" option.

Under “Checkpoint Type”, select Website Monitoring.

Note: This tool also has other monitoring types like Ping, DNS, Keyword, etc., but for checking a website, you should choose "Website Monitoring".

3 Enter Website Details

Name: Enter any name for your website, e.g., "My Business Homepage".

URL: Provide the full address of your website with https://, e.g., https://www.example.com

4 Configure Monitoring Settings

• Email Notifications: Enter email addresses for alerts. If none are added, alerts go to the default email (xyz@gmail.com).


• Monitor Interval: Choose frequency of checks (e.g., 30s, 5min, 1h).


• Alert Types: Choose how to receive alerts: SMS , Voice Call


• Location: Select at least one location from which monitoring should be done (e.g., Portugal, USA).

5 Configure Monitoring (Premium Settings)

These are advanced settings providing extra security and control:

Check SSL Errors

Monitors if your website has active SSL/TLS certificate errors (e.g., certificate not trusted, expired, name mismatch).

• Disabled: System will not check SSL errors.
• Enabled: System checks SSL errors and triggers alert if found.

SSL Expiry Reminders

Sends proactive alerts before SSL certificate expires.

• Disabled: No reminders.
• Enabled: Receive reminders before SSL expires.

Domain Expiry Reminders

This setting monitors your website's domain name registration and alerts you before it expires.

• Disabled: You will not receive any reminders before your domain name expires.
• Enabled: The system will send you reminders when your domain registration is about to expire.

6 Premium Setting: Request Timeout

Here, you can set how long the tool should wait for a website response.

If the website does not respond within this time, it will be considered "down".

Options: 15s, 30s, 60s, 90s.

8 HTTPS Code (Premium Setting)

You can specify which HTTP status codes should trigger an alert.

For example: If any status code other than 200 (OK) is received, an incident will be created.

9 Authentication Type (Premium Setting)

For password-protected websites, choose authentication type: Basic or Digest. Enter your username and password.

10 HTTP Method

Tool recommends HEAD method to reduce server load. Other options: GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, etc.

11 Add Tag and Create the Monitor

Tags (optional): Group monitors for easier management or status page organization. Click "Create Monitor" to finish.