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Page History use case

Status and incident page history

Keep a dated record of status and incident pages so your team can review what changed, when it changed, and what the page said at the time.

Why teams use this

Start here when incident updates, maintenance wording, or service-status messaging may need later verification.

See page history use cases
At a glanceSaved versions over timeTimestamps and change notes for each tracked page.
Capture optionsScale-plan proof downloadsTurn screenshot/PDF capture on per tracked page when you need it.
Best forIncident reviewsUseful for postmortems, customer follow-up, and verification.
What it covers

What this use case is for

  • Public status, incident, and maintenance pages where exact wording may matter later.
  • Saved versions include change notes and detection timestamps for each tracked page.
  • On Scale, screenshot and PDF capture can be turned on per tracked page.
Example alert

What the email looks like

When a tracked status or incident page changes, the email stays short and the secure dashboard keeps the full record. 

Subject: Page History: tracked page changed

Page History detected changes on monitored public webpages.

Tracked page:
- https://example.com/page
  Summary: A tracked page changed and saved a new version.
  - Sample changed line 1
  - Sample changed line 2

Screenshot/PDF proof files are available in your secure dashboard for eligible plans when capture is enabled.
Download the current screenshot/PDF files from your secure dashboard if you need to keep them.
Proof files are not sent as email attachments.
Page History keeps only the newest proof files for each tracked page.

Larger change batches stay short in email. Use the secure dashboard for full detail and CSV/XLSX downloads.

Review or update this monitor in your secure dashboard.
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Best fit

Best fit for this use case

Teams that need dated evidence of what a status or incident page said during outages, customer communications, or postmortems.

Not a fit

Not a fit for this use case

Private portals, login-only pages, full-site crawling, or document repository replacement.

How it works

How teams run this in practice

  • Track public status and incident pages tied to service health or customer communications
  • Review saved versions when incident scope, timelines, or maintenance notices change
  • Use dated page records in postmortems, support escalations, and customer follow-up
FAQ
Can you monitor private or login-only pages?
No. Page History only tracks public pages.
What is saved by default?
Saved versions, change summaries, and detection timestamps for tracked pages.
Are screenshot and PDF captures always on?
No. Screenshot and PDF capture are available on the Scale plan and can be turned on per tracked page.
Can we start with a small set of pages?
Yes. Teams often start with high-risk pages, then expand the list of tracked pages.
What check frequencies are available for tracked pages?
Choose checks every 12, 24, 48, or 72 hours, or every 7 days.
Is this meant to replace an archive or records tool?
No. It gives you a clear dated record of page changes, but it is not a formal archive or records tool.
How do we manage tracked pages and delivery settings?
Use your secure dashboard to update tracked pages, recipients, check timing, capture settings, and downloads.
Ready to start?

If you need a dated record of important status or incident pages, compare Page Alerts plans or email support and we will help you choose a clean first setup.

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