MonitorCat
MonitorCat use case

Get alerts when important website content changes

Watch selected public-page content for policy, announcement, listing, job or tender updates without repeatedly checking it yourself.

Why use it

Spend less time checking the same pages

Watch one section of a public page and receive an email when its text or HTML changes. This is ideal for following updates without being distracted by unrelated changes elsewhere on a busy website.

For example

A small supplier is waiting for a tender page to publish a deadline update. The team selects the status section, monitors its text and returns to the original page when MonitorCat reports a change.

With MonitorCat

From webpage to email alert

1

Add the original source page

Use the public source that actually publishes the policy, listing, deadline or service announcement.

2

Select the smallest useful section

Choose the paragraph, status or list that contains the expected update and avoid unrelated page furniture.

3

Choose text or HTML detection

Choose text for wording changes, or add HTML detection to catch structural changes inside the selection.

4

Read the source after an alert

Open the original page from the email to see the update in its full context.

Works well for

  • Policy or guidance wording on public pages
  • Job, application and tender status sections
  • Service notices and other stable announcement areas

What MonitorCat leaves to you

  • Understanding the legal or practical meaning of an update
  • Monitoring pages that require a login or private session
  • Guaranteed support for every JavaScript-heavy or protected website
Questions

Common questions

Can MonitorCat tell me what a policy change means?

No. It detects selected text or HTML changes. You should read and interpret the original source after an alert.

What if updates can appear anywhere on the page?

Use whole-page monitoring, while recognising that it can also detect unrelated edits and therefore create more noise.

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Monitor a public webpage on a schedule and receive email alerts when the selected price or content changes.

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