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Export Your Uptime Data in JSON Format
When you monitor website or server uptime, sometimes you need more than a polished report. You might want the raw data instead, so you can integrate it into dashboards, prepare for audits, or keep a performance archive. Semonto’s new JSON export gives you full access to your uptime data.
Jelle De Laender - 23 October 2025
Use Case
Semonto use case: GPS tracker Mindme locates people in need
What would you do if you needed help and no one was around? That question led to the creation of Mindme - a UK-based company producing wearable personal alarm devices that allow users to get help quickly when they are alone. In this interview, co-owner Simon Wolf explains why he uses Semonto.
Jelle De Laender - 17 May 2023
Use Case
5 reasons to use Semonto as an SEO consultant
More and more marketing professionals are discovering the benefits of website monitoring. Find out how Semonto can save you time as an SEO consultant.
Kathy Salden - 19 April 2023
Use Case
Should I use Google Search Console to find broken links on my website?
Can you use Google Search Console to find broken links on your website? Yes and no. In this article, we explain why Google Search Console is not sufficient to keep your website free from broken links and what you should do instead.
Jelle De Laender - 22 March 2023
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How to generate a website performance report in PDF
Have you noticed that we updated our monthly e-mail update? It now includes a printable PDF report. And in the Semonto dashboard, you can now combine multiple monitors into one clean PDF report for any month you want.
Kathy Salden - 23 February 2023
Tips and Tricks
How to create an escalation process in Semonto
Did you know that Semonto can help you to automate your incident escalation? In this article, we show you how.
Jelle De Laender - 23 January 2023
Life at Semonto
Semonto's 2022 wrap-up
Time flies, it’s already 2023. Time to look back at 2022 and all the things that happened at Semonto.
Jelle De Laender - 02 January 2023
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How to set allowed downtime thresholds when monitoring a website
In Semonto, you can define how long an issue is allowed to persist before you want to be alerted. You can also create an escalation system, so that different people get notified depending on the duration of the issue.
Jelle De Laender - 23 December 2022
Tips and Tricks
Importance of monitoring by ChatGPT
We asked ChatGPT, an AI tool by OpenAI, why monitoring the uptime, broken links, HTTPS TLS certificate and mixed content of websites are important
ChatGPT - 11 December 2022
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How to customize notifications for website monitoring
Some users have told us that they would like to manage notifications on a feature level in Semonto. We have been working hard to make that possible.
Jelle Kalkman - 1 December 2022
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