When you login to Semonto you want to know immediately if something is wrong and which websites have issues and which Scheduled tasks (PulseChecks) were not completed. We made some various improvements to semonto’s landing page to provide you with the most important information and easy navigation to the details of the issues.
We are happy to announce that we moved our broken link scanner out of beta.
And there is now the ability to hide external links from the results.
The metrics of the last run also had an overhaul, giving you a more clear indication how many broken links a website has.
The latest events are now placed in a slide-in menu. Left of your profile at the top right you will find a button with a bell-icon. Just click this button and the latest events are shown. This way you have quick access to all the latest events.
When you are fixing issues with a site and you know that it will be offline, you don’t want to receive any notifications about this. Now you can simply go to a monitor and hit the pause button. A warning will appear that monitoring is paused.
Do you maintain a lot of websites and you need a way to inform your clients if there are any broken links or mixed content is found on their websites? Now you can show the results of the broken link and mixed content scanner on your status pages. Simply thick the check boxes and a warning will be posted on the status pages if the scanner finds any broken links or mixed content.
We created a new account menu from where you can navigate to your account pages more easily.
In the past year, we have added some new features to Semonto, and we are always working to further improve the tool. A recap and a sneak preview of what is still to come can be found in our blog.
The configuration screen for PulseChecks had a major overhaul. The most important information, has it expired or was a pulse received on time, is now clear immediately and settings are now much easier to adjust. Just click the little pencil to change a setting.
When you need to monitor a large number of websites, webapps or servers, the overview of monitors can get a little long. That is why we added the option to the overview of monitors. Just start typing the name and the list will be filtered. This filter is also added to the overview of PulseChecks.
The settings for how to get notified were a bit hard to use. There are still a large amount of options but now you can go to the details of the notifications and click the pencil icon and change the settings.
