Site24x7 from Zoho Corp. announced the immediate availability of the Site24x7 app for iPhone. The free app lets users connect to Site24x7 anytime, anywhere and view critical metrics such as availability status, Root Cause Analysis reports, outage reports, SLAs and much more.
Users can even opt-in for instant alerts via push notification, ensuring website administrators and developers know immediately when a website or server goes down.
"Site24x7 helps companies ensure website uptime, diagnose usability problems with web pages, troubleshoot any unplanned downtime quickly with instant alerts, and track website trends with intuitive reports," said Gibu K. Mathew, Director of Product Management at Zoho Corp. "The iPhone app frees IT pros from their desktop and laptop computers, enabling them to stay informed and take action on actual and potential issues, wherever they go as long as they have a network connection with their iPhone."
Highlights include:
- Root Cause Analysis reports - A comprehensive analysis tool includes traceroute, ping, DNS analysis and screenshots of the webpage at the time of the error or outage.
- Push notification alerts - Users can register for push notification and receive instant alerts for any performance or downtime issue.
- Manage configured monitors - Users can track availability and current status of configured monitors with a few clicks.
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