Synthetic journey monitoring
Use real browser checks to verify the customer journeys, authentication flows, and integrations that need to keep working.
Browsers · authentication · transactions · integrations
Monitoring tools
Monitoring tools for the customer journeys your business depends on.
Detect failures before customers report them. We build focused monitoring tools around critical browser journeys, APIs, and core application functions—turning downtime into a visible, measurable signal for your team.
- Browser journeys
- API checks
- Operational alerts
Customer journey health
All systems liveJourneys
12
Available
99.98%
Last check
42s
Live checks
Illustrative data
Sign in & account
Browser · Europe
Checkout & payment
Browser + API · Europe
Provider integration
API · Global
The dashboard demonstrates monitoring format only. It does not represent a client result.
Availability is about whether customers can complete the journey.
A server can respond while sign-in, checkout, content, or a third-party integration is already failing. We monitor the function end to end, then make the evidence useful to the people responsible for restoring it.
What we deliver
Monitoring grounded in customer experience.
Checks are designed around meaningful service behaviour, with enough context for response and enough history for improvement.
Uptime and functionality checks
Monitor the core functions that matter to your service at the frequency and depth your operation needs.
Availability · behaviour · frequency · coverage
Actionable alerts and reporting
Provide clear downtime notifications and transparent reporting so teams can respond and improve quickly.
Alerts · context · history · service reporting
From signal to improvement
A monitoring loop your team can act on.
Define what “working” means
Identify the journeys and functions that represent real service availability, including the evidence that proves success.
Build representative checks
Exercise the browser, API, data, and integration path with controlled identities and realistic conditions.
Route useful alerts
Notify the right team with enough context to understand the failure, its scope, and the next investigative step.
Learn from the signal
Track availability and recurring failure patterns so monitoring supports both response and long-term improvement.
Recommendation
Practical visibility across complex services.
“Michał led the technical side of the work, designing and implementing automated monitoring that continuously verified whether games could be launched successfully and helped quickly identify provider-, studio-, or brand-specific issues.”
Focused on outcomes
Evidence for response and improvement.
Know quickly when a critical customer journey stops working.
Measure availability against the functions your customers actually rely on.
Give engineering and operations teams practical evidence for response and improvement.
Start with the journey
Which customer action must always work?
Bring the journey, integration, or service function that matters. We’ll define what useful monitoring should prove and how the signal should reach your team.