Alerty consultants
We can help you automate your business with Alerty and hundreds of other systems to improve efficiency and productivity. Get in touch if you’d like to discuss implementing Alerty.
About Alerty
Alerty is an uptime and performance monitoring tool that watches your websites, APIs, and servers around the clock, alerting you the moment something goes wrong. Downtime costs money — lost sales, damaged reputation, and frustrated users — so catching outages within seconds rather than hearing about them from angry customers makes a real difference to your bottom line.
Alerty monitors from multiple global locations, checking your endpoints at configurable intervals and alerting via SMS, email, Slack, or webhooks when a check fails. Beyond simple up/down monitoring, it tracks response times and SSL certificate expiry, helping you spot performance degradation before it becomes an outage. The dashboard provides a clear view of uptime history and response time trends across all your monitored services.
For teams running automated business processes, monitoring is not optional — if an API your workflow depends on goes down, everything downstream stops. Our automated data processing team builds monitoring into every pipeline we deploy. By connecting Alerty to workflow platforms like n8n via webhooks, you can create intelligent incident response — automatically retrying failed processes, switching to backup services, or escalating to the right team member based on what broke and when.
Whether you are monitoring a single website or dozens of APIs powering your business automation workflows, Alerty provides the visibility you need to maintain reliability. Our AI consulting team can help you design monitoring strategies that cover your entire tech stack, so problems get caught and resolved before they affect your customers or your revenue.
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How it works
We work hand-in-hand with you to implement Alerty
As Alerty consultants we work with you hand in hand build more efficient and effective operations. Here’s how we will work with you to automate your business and integrate Alerty with integrate and automate 800+ tools.
Step 1
Create Your Alerty Account
Sign up for Alerty and familiarise yourself with the dashboard. Review the available monitoring types and check intervals to understand what is possible with your plan.
Step 2
Add Your Monitors
Configure monitors for your critical endpoints — your main website, key APIs, and any third-party services your business depends on. Set appropriate check intervals based on how quickly you need to know about outages.
Step 3
Configure Alert Channels
Set up your preferred notification methods. At minimum, configure email and one instant channel (SMS or Slack). For automation workflows, add webhook endpoints so alerts can trigger automated incident response.
Step 4
Define Alert Conditions
Decide what constitutes a problem worth alerting on. Beyond simple downtime, you might want alerts when response times exceed a threshold or when an SSL certificate is within 30 days of expiry.
Step 5
Build Incident Response Workflows
Connect Alerty webhooks to your automation platform to create automated responses. This might include retrying failed processes, posting to an incident channel, creating tickets, or paging on-call engineers based on severity.
Step 6
Review and Optimise
Check your monitoring dashboard regularly to review uptime trends and response time patterns. Adjust alert thresholds based on your experience — you want to catch real problems without drowning in false alarms.
Transform your business with Alerty
Unlock hidden efficiencies, reduce errors, and position your business for scalable growth. Contact us to arrange a no-obligation Alerty consultation.