The final location field can be found on uptime type tests, and allows you to be alerted if the final URL received by the test is different to what you have specified. This can be useful when testing a URL with redirects, and also in combination with our Content match […]
Where can I view my invoices?
You can view all of your StatusCake invoices for subscription payments by navigating to the “Billing and Plans” option in the left menu of the dashboard, or by using this link – https://app.statuscake.com/Billing.php .
How do I update my billing details?
Paying with credit or debitcard? You can update your billing address, payment information and invoice email address(es) within the billing section of your account. VAT numbers can also be updated within this section. For EU countries eligible for reverse VAT charges, this will be updated automatically for subsequent invoices. Please […]
How do I update my Username?
If you wish to update your username then you can do so in-app, first visit the User Details section of the account by clicking the link in the left menu, and then use the “EDIT” button next to the field that contains your username in order to change it, after […]
Send Custom Headers with a test
In order to send custom header information with a test we should include this in the “Custom Headers” field when creating/editing the test’s settings. All entries must be in JSON format and will be validated by the field before the submission, if you see a warning please check the entry. […]
Using Server Monitoring
Below you can find some FAQ and general tips for our Server Monitoring feature: What permissions are required: Our system resource scanner runs on its own separate user account (cakeagent) and does not require root beyond the installation. You can limit file access for this user agent however df must […]
Enabling Domain Expiration Monitoring
Domains expire, and if you’re not keeping track of that, you might lose them. While most domain providers have their own alerts, having a third party watching over it adds extra security to make sure you know when it expires. How does this work? Registrars provide public information on each […]
Adding and Removing Record Rules/Triggers
Record Rules are the beating heart of Record Monitoring. These rules will keep a watchful eye on your domain’s records and let you know when a rule triggers. Why should I set up rules? An online presence is valuable in this day and age. Domains, like websites are a constant target […]
Domain Records
Domain records in short are the direction signs for domains. They contain vital information to make sure that your requests arrive to the correct destination. What is TTL? TTL, or Time To Live, is the time (in seconds) a record will be cached by caching servers. This is usually 86400 […]
Adding and Removing Subdomains
Domains can have multiple subdomains with their own records. Because of how DNS works, we’re unable to gather all the subdomains to obtain their data. To resolve that, we included the ability to define your own subdomains. Why should I add subdomains? Subdomains have their own records. To obtain these, […]