The Internet is complex - a thousand things can go wrong between your customer and your website. Your web server shouldn't be one of them.

kMonitor knows when your site is not functioning properly.

kMonitor examines your web site the same way a human being would - it looks at the content of your web pages and will let you know if something is out of place.

Simple to Use - just click 'new', add your site's url, and you're monitoring you site! IT takes all of 15 seconds to setup your first site. No IT staff required !!!

Simultaneous connections - visits all of your sites as quickly as possible instead of one at a time like many competitive products.

Content Level Monitoring - kMonitor goes far beyond ping and service monitors. kMonitor can test for database issues, cgi, asp, perl, php, and any number of peripheral web site functionality.

HTTP GET, POST support - not only can you visit static pages, but you can send information to your site and compare the results. This is great for testing data driven web sites.

SSL and Password Protected site access - kMonitor will visit sites that required authentication, and also can test Secure Sockets Layer (SSL, HTTPS) connectivity.

Extensive logging - you can view kMonitor's activities using Microsoft Access or use kMonitor's native reporting. You can also write your own reporting tools using any ODBC capable language, such as VB, ASP, or VBSCRIPT.

Email Alerts - when a site fails, you can email the error information directly to the IT staff, or whoever you wish. If your ISP has Email to Fax, or Email to Pager, then you can receive these alerts via fax or pager. Most ISP's now offer these services for a very small fee.

Audio Alerts - kMonitor will scream it's head off when an error occurs. It's a definite wake-up call!

External Program Alerts - you can have kMonitor run any executable program on your machine and pass important information to that application. This allows you to add any conceivable form of disaster notification or recovery sequence easily without hassle, or high up front costs.