Monitors and alerts
The same simulated people through the same flow on a schedule, so you know the moment it stops working, and Slack for when it does.
Monitors
Tick Repeat as a monitor on any run in the Simulate page and pick the cadence: every 30 minutes at the fastest, up to once a day. The first run is queued immediately. Each later run sends the same kind of people through the same flows on the same devices, so a change in the outcome is a change in the product.
Monitors appear above the runs list with a health dot (green: everyone reached the goal last time; amber: some; red: nobody), the last twelve runs as marks, when the next one is due, and Run now, Pause and Delete. Deleting a monitor keeps its past runs.
A monitor of all flows covers every flow on every device your visitors use, every time. That is the most complete signal and also the most expensive; the quote when you create it says what it costs per run and per month.
Slack
Under Settings → Integrations, connect a Slack channel with Add to Slack, or paste an incoming-webhook URL. One channel per workspace; only owners and admins can change it, and the webhook URL is never shown again after saving. You get a message when:
- a pull-request check finishes with a regression;
- a monitor that used to pass starts failing, or one that failed recovers;
- a run produces a new high-severity finding.
Each message links to the run, and to the moment in the recording when there is one.
Not on Slack? Under Settings → Integrations → Email alerts, list up to ten addresses (Add me and Add my team fill in the people already in the workspace) and choose the same things to hear about: pull-request checks, monitors that regress, and new high-severity findings. The mail comes from agent@simulithic.com, links to the recordings, and each message carries a link back to these settings. Only owners and admins can change the list; Send a test email shows what arrives.