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Authenticated monitoring
Authenticated Monitoring
Watch pages behind logins, cookies, OAuth, and headers — the same content your team sees, monitored on a schedule with full evidence.
Cookies & headers
OAuth flows
Recorded sign-in
Encrypted at rest
Logins
Stored credentials or cookies
Multi-step
Forms, MFA-light, cookies
6 channels
Slack · Teams · Discord · Sheets · Webhook · Email
Access model
Watch the pages your team sees, not just public ones
Authenticated monitoring runs every check through a real session — cookies, OAuth tokens, or recorded sign-in flows — so the page Monity diffs is the page your team actually uses, not the marketing front door.
How Authenticated Monitoring turns change into action
The page is built around the way B2B teams actually work: detect the signal, assess business impact, and route the accountable owner.
01
Detect
Provide access
Choose how Monity authenticates: a recorded sign-in, static cookies, OAuth, or custom headers.
02
Assess
Watch the page
Every check runs inside the authenticated session and captures the page as a logged-in user would see it.
03
Route
Route the alert
Changes inside the authenticated surface fire to the right channel with the session-scoped screenshot attached.
What Authenticated Monitoring adds to your monitoring stack
A polished workflow matters because the alert is only useful when a team can trust it, assign it, and revisit the evidence later.
Real sign-in
Record the sign-in flow once. Monity replays it on every check so the session stays current without manual cookie pasting.
Cookies & headers
Pass static cookies, bearer tokens, or custom headers when the page is gated by an API key or service auth.
Scoped credentials
Credentials are scoped to a single monitor and encrypted at rest — they are not shared across the workspace.
Session evidence
Every alert includes a screenshot of the authenticated page as the monitor saw it, with the source URL and time.
Before and after Authenticated Monitoring
The goal is not more notifications. The goal is a cleaner operating surface for evidence, severity, ownership, and response.
Manual review and fragmented follow-up
- Cookie strings pasted into private notes
- Sessions that expire on Friday and break the monitor on Monday
- Reviewers logging in manually to "just check"
- No evidence trail for changes inside gated pages
Source-linked alerts with accountable owners
- Authenticated Monitoring running across priority sources
- Every alert keeps source, diff, severity, and owner together
- Teams respond from Slack, Teams, email, webhook, or Monity
- History stays clean for review, reporting, and audits
Use cases
Where B2B teams use Authenticated Monitoring
Start with the workflows where timing, source evidence, and routing have a measurable business impact.
Customer portals
Watch your own customer-facing portal for accidental copy or limit changes between releases.
Vendor dashboards
Monitor a vendor admin or partner portal for plan changes, billing updates, or feature rollouts.
Internal apps
Catch unexpected changes in internal tools, admin consoles, or staging environments without manual checks.
FAQ
Questions about Authenticated Monitoring
What login methods are supported?
Stored credentials, OAuth, session cookies, and multi-step form-based logins. MFA-protected accounts work with persistent sessions.
Is the credential storage secure?
Yes. Credentials are encrypted at rest. Security documentation is available during business reviews.
Where do alerts go?
Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord, Google Sheets, webhook and email — native.
Ready when you are
Monitor the pages your team actually uses. | Not just the public ones.
With the source evidence attached.
Record the sign-in once, pick the channel, and let Monity watch the gated page on the same schedule as the rest of your monitors.
- 7-day trial
- No credit card
- Slack, Teams, email, and webhooks