Send alerts that people actually check — not every check, just the ones that matter.
Aideworks only sends alerts on state changes — not on every monitoring check cycle. Multiple issues on the same domain get bundled into a single email digest. Recovery emails confirm when problems are fixed. Configure different alert recipients per domain so the right person gets the alert for their domain.
How alert fatigue breaks your incident response
Email alerts are supposed to notify you of problems. Instead, most monitoring tools train your team to ignore them.
Alert fatigue from every check
A domain's SSL cert will expire tomorrow. The monitoring tool sends you 24 alerts — one per hourly check — instead of one alert. Your team stops reading alert emails. Two days later an actual problem arrives disguised as noise.
Alert storms during multi-domain incidents
A DNS provider goes down. Ten of your client domains are affected. Your inbox receives 300 alert emails in 15 minutes — one per domain per check cycle. Finding the signal in the noise takes longer than fixing the problem.
Not knowing when things are fixed
An SSL cert was renewed. A DNS record was corrected. You have no way to know from the alert email alone whether the fix worked — you have to log in and check manually.
Intelligent alerts that respect your inbox
Aideworks sends alerts only when state changes — when something goes from healthy to warning, or from warning back to healthy.
State-change alerts only
An SSL cert reaches day-7-before-expiry. You get one alert. It stays at 7 days for another day? No new alert. It reaches day-6? No alert. Only when the state changes do you get a message.
Multi-event digest bundling
Multiple issues detected on the same domain in a single check cycle are bundled into one email. An SSL cert expiring AND a DNS record changing on the same domain = one alert, not two.
Recovery alerts you can trust
When an issue resolves — cert renewed, DNS corrected, site back up — you get a recovery email confirming all is well. No more wondering whether the fix worked.
Per-domain alert recipients
Configure different recipients for different domains. Your client's SSL cert expiry goes to their account manager. DNS changes go to your ops team. Each domain routes to the right people.
Configurable thresholds per domain
SSL alerts trigger at 30/14/7/1 days before expiry by default. Adjust thresholds per domain to match your response time — tighter windows for manually renewed certs, wider for auto-renewed ones.
🔴 SSL expired — clienta.nl
Certificate expired 1 hour ago. Browsers are showing security warnings to users.
12:04
⚡ DNS changed — logistics-bv.com
MX 10 record changed from mail.old.com → mail.new.eu. Mail delivery may be affected.
12:05
🔴 Site down — logistics-bv.com
No HTTP response after 2 consecutive checks. Alert bundled with DNS change above.
12:05
✅ SSL recovered — clienta.nl
Certificate renewed. Valid for 90 days. All checks passing.
12:51
✅ Site recovered — logistics-bv.com
Responding normally. Response time: 187 ms. Down for 46 minutes.
12:51
5 events · 2 digested · 2 recoveries confirmed · 0 repeated noise
Smart alerts work across all monitoring types.
SSL alerts, DNS change alerts, uptime alerts, email security alerts — every monitoring feature produces alerts. They all follow the same logic: state change only, digest bundling, recovery confirmation.
Configure recipients and thresholds once per domain, and the same routing rules apply to SSL expiry, DNS changes, uptime incidents and email security failures. Consistency across all monitoring.
Alert routing — clienta.nl
Configure once per domain. Inherited by all monitoring types.
Your team actually reads them
One meaningful alert per incident instead of one-per-check-cycle means your team stops ignoring email. Alerts are valuable again.
Faster incident response
Less noise means faster discovery and faster fixes. Your team responds to actual incidents instead of wading through digest emails.
Right person, right alert
Route SSL alerts to your renewals contact, DNS alerts to ops, uptime alerts to support. Everyone gets context-appropriate notifications without shared inboxes or filtering rules.
Works best alongside
Expiry alerts alert you before certificates expire and recovery emails confirm renewals.
Uptime incidents generate state-change alerts — page down, recovery confirmed, no noise.
DNS change detection delivers alerts only when records actually change — not on every check.
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