Smart Alerting
Anomaly detection, flap suppression, and alert correlation — so you get one actionable notification, not a flood of noise.
Everything You Need for Smarter Alerting
- Anomaly Detection
- Learns your monitor's normal response time baseline over 7 days. When performance deviates significantly — measured by Z-score analysis — you get an anomaly alert before a full outage happens. Configure sensitivity to low, medium, or high.
- Flap Detection
- When a monitor rapidly alternates between up and down, individual alerts are automatically suppressed. You get a single "flapping detected" notification instead of dozens. When the monitor stabilizes, you get a "stabilized" notification.
- Alert Correlation
- Groups simultaneous failures within a configurable time window into a single "multiple monitors down" notification instead of separate alerts for each.
- Configurable Thresholds
- Set custom millisecond thresholds per monitor. Configure anomaly sensitivity, flap detection window, and correlation grouping independently.
- Consecutive Check Validation
- Require multiple consecutive failed checks before triggering an alert to eliminate false positives from transient network blips.
- Multi-channel Delivery
- Deliver alerts via email, Slack, SMS, webhooks, Discord, or Microsoft Teams — your choice per monitor.
How Smart Alerting Works
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We Learn Your Baselines
Webalert learns your baseline metrics over 7 days of data collection.
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Noise Is Detected Automatically
Anomalies, flaps, and correlated failures are detected automatically.
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One Actionable Alert
You receive one actionable alert instead of many.
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