Hi
I know that users can see how many checks, emails and webhooks etc have been performed each day. Is there a way to tell how many sieves have had content changes (or “hits”) over the same period eg daily, weekly or monthly etc?
Hi
I know that users can see how many checks, emails and webhooks etc have been performed each day. Is there a way to tell how many sieves have had content changes (or “hits”) over the same period eg daily, weekly or monthly etc?
@smudau this data is not recorded in the usage stats. what was the need to have this data?
Thanks @stevestevesmith - this is very helpful! When you say “an integrated tool or script to capture and report these changes”, is this something you have custom-built? Or are there pre-existing commercial solutions to solve this?
Hi @ajitk- thank you for letting me know. The use case was to have a record of all the changes on the web app so that we can compare this with what comes through the API.
one way to do that is to record id and timestamp of all triggered notifications in a spreadsheet. check out https://distill.io/blog/how-to-save-webpage-changes-in-spreadsheets/
Hi @ajitk thank you so much! This was exactly what I was looking to be able to do!
Is it possible to do this for errors as well? At the moment, I get email alerts for any errors that occur with the watchlist. Would this same functionality extend to being able to export a log of errors (with timestamps) to an Google sheet?
sure, a webhook can be used as an error action too. click the hamburger menu in the watchlist to configure the error actions globally for all monitors in the watchlist (like global actions and conditions).