Synthetic monitoring

What you get

Browser journeys
Multi-step tests that navigate, click, type, wait and assert in a real browser, built from a step model or recorded.
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Step recorder
A Chrome extension records your clicks, typing and navigation and exports them as a test you can edit.
API checks
HTTP requests with assertions on status code, body content and JSONPath values. A step can save a response to a variable for the next request.
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Logins with MFA
Credentials are kept in an encrypted vault, and steps can generate TOTP codes, so tests can sign in to applications protected by authenticator apps.
Screenshots and video
Runs capture screenshots and a video. By default they are uploaded when a run fails, which is when you need them.
History and reliability
Every execution is kept with its steps and timings, and analytics show pass rate and duration over time.
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Cloud agents
Run from VerOps-managed locations to test what the public internet sees.
Private agents
Run the synthetic agent inside your network to test internal applications. It connects outbound, so no inbound ports are opened.
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Several locations per test
Assign a test to more than one agent to compare locations and tell a local outage from a global one.
Schedules
From every minute up to daily, with time-zone support.

Alerts and on-call
Route failures through the same alerting, on-call schedules and escalation as everything else.
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War rooms
A war room can open automatically after a set number of consecutive failures of the same test.
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Workbooks
Use web and API tests as steps in a workbook, with branches, approvals and follow-up actions.
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RUM
Compare the synthetic result with what real visitors experienced on the same pages.
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