Configure a dependent monitor in your monitor groups that would then dictate and suppress alerts sent to other resources based on its down status.

This is useful in case of a network outage, were usually hundreds of alert messages and calls are triggered that burn through all your notification credits fairly quickly due to redundant alerts.

Read more about Alerts Suppression in our help doc.

When you plan to take your websites offline for maintenance purposes, you wouldn't want to receive alerts for the scheduled downtime, and you will not want this downtime to reflect in your reports as well.

Schedule a maintenance window to collaborate effectively within the IT team. This prevent alerts from being sent. Additionally, you can also automate this task using Site24x7 APIs as well.

You can use the Mark Downtime as Maintenance option and mark a particular downtime as maintenance in Site24x7. This will not be considered for downtime calculation and will be displayed separately in the availability chart.

Specify your own comments for downtimes. These comments can be anything that reflect the nature of the downtime or the reason for the downtime, etc. Additionally, these comments can also be made public so that your visitors can also know the exact reason why your site went down.

Create an exact copy of your existing monitor with the same configuration settings with the Clone functionality in Site24x7. Instantly replicate an existing monitor configuration without the need to manually set up a monitor from scratch and just focus on modifying key configuration settings of your cloned monitor to meet your needs.