Link Monitoring

Keep attention on the destinations already in circulation.

Keep a place to review available monitoring information for the destinations behind shared links. Give long-lived campaign routes an owner and a review habit.

Open link monitoring
01

Workspace context

Review the monitoring records available to the authorised workspace.

02

Clear route ownership

Keep a destination associated with the people responsible for it.

03

A current review

Use observed checks alongside the actual public destination.

A published route can outlive its landing page

Shared links may remain in emails, packaging, and saved messages after a website changes. A monitoring view gives the team another way to notice destinations that need attention.

Keep an owner and a current campaign purpose with important routes.

Read observations within their scope

A monitoring result describes the checks actually performed and their recorded context.

It is not a guarantee of continuous availability, every regional network path, or a third-party provider’s full service health.

Make the correction at the managed destination

When a destination moves, review the replacement and update the managed route with the appropriate workspace permission.

Confirm the public journey after the change, especially when the link remains on printed material.

Common questions

What teams ask before they start.

Does a monitoring result guarantee uptime?

No. It describes observed checks and should be read with their scope and timing.

Can I update a managed destination?

An authorised member can update the destination of the managed link using its current controls.

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Open link monitoring

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