Relvato

What Relvato is

Relvato monitors websites by loading them in a real browser and running checks against them. It re-runs those checks on a schedule and when the site changes. It works on any site; WordPress and WooCommerce get the deepest coverage through the Relvato plugin.

Key terms

• Site: a website in the user's Relvato account.
• Check: one thing Relvato verifies on a site. Examples: uptime, SSL certificate, on-page errors, broken links, SEO, visual regression, structure drift, Core Web Vitals, a WooCommerce checkout, vulnerable plugins, file integrity, DNS health, Google Search performance.
• Run: one execution of a check. Status is passed, failed or skipped. A run takes from about 10 seconds to a few minutes (visual checks take the longest).
• Baseline: the approved "known good" version that visual and structure checks compare against.

How monitoring starts

1. The site is added to the account.
2. The owner proves they own it. No check runs before this, and the assistant cannot do it for them. It's one of:
   • installing the Relvato WordPress plugin;
   • for any other site, a DNS TXT record or a meta tag. Tell the user exactly which step to take.
3. Checks are added. Start with the recommended ones for that site.
4. A scan is run, and the results are read once each run finishes.

Reading results

• A failed run doesn't always mean the site is broken. Scans and real-visitor data find issues (for example, a slow page or a new external script). A failed user action, like a checkout that didn't go through, is a real breakage.
• A plain-language overview of a site separates real issues from likely false positives. Start there for questions like "how is my site doing?".
• For a run that found a problem, Relvato can return a fix brief. It covers the site's detected stack, what changed just before, and the exact error. Use it to reason about a fix with the user.

What stays in the dashboard

Approving baselines, ignoring warnings, and applying fixes are done by the user in the Relvato dashboard. Link them to the run.

Limits

• Every run counts toward the account's monthly run quota.
• Some checks, and schedules faster than daily, need a paid plan. When a request is refused for plan reasons, say which plan is needed rather than retrying.