Monitor client checkouts and lead forms without test scripts

Pick the client whose downtime hurts most. Add their homepage, key landing pages, and the form or checkout flow that drives their results.

Review suggested journey steps or describe your own flow in plain text. Enable its schedule and choose the expected outcome.

Route alerts to the channel your team already lives in, so a break becomes an internal ticket before it becomes a client email.

Repeat the setup for each client’s forms and checkout. Review site-specific steps and test inputs before enabling each schedule.

How is this different from the uptime monitoring we already use?

Uptime tools confirm the server responds. NorthDuty verifies the site actually works — that the checkout completes, the form submits, the page renders, and nothing broke visually since the last release. Most client-trust incidents pass an uptime check.

Can we monitor many client sites from one account?

Yes. NorthDuty is built for managing multiple sites and journeys from a single dashboard, so you can oversee your whole portfolio without logging into each site separately.

Can we use it as a billable service for clients?

You can include monitoring in a maintenance package. Check history and screenshots give you concrete evidence to discuss with clients; the scope and price of your service are yours to define.

How fast can we get a client set up?

Start by adding a site, reviewing suggested steps and enabling one journey. Setup time depends on the flow, authentication and bot protection. Use the trial to verify the journey and its alert destination before expanding to other clients.

What should we monitor first for a client?

Start with whatever is closest to their revenue: the homepage, top landing pages, lead forms, and any checkout, booking, or signup flow.