Anyone responsible for uptime across many domains
Never get the expired certificate phone call again
Continuous certificate, DNS and email-authentication monitoring across every domain you manage, with alerts before the client notices.
The problem
Certificate renewal is automated right up until the day it is not — a changed DNS provider, a moved site, a subdomain that never had automation in the first place.
The domains that break are the forgotten ones: the campaign microsite, the old brand, the booking subdomain a marketing agency set up in 2021.
Nothing in a standard MSP stack watches all of them.
How it works
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Import everything, not just the important ones
Bulk-add every domain and subdomain you are aware of. The ones you were not thinking about are exactly the ones that will break.
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Rescans on your schedule
Weekly by default, daily on Practice and above. Certificate expiry escalates in severity as the date approaches: a warning at 30 days, high at 14, critical inside 7.
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Alerts on change, not on state
You are told when something became true, so a long-standing accepted risk does not drown the genuinely new problem.
What you get
- Expiries caught weeks early, on your schedule, during business hours.
- Unauthorised DNS changes surfaced the same week they happen.
- A record of when something changed, which is what you need when a client asks who did it.