The problem
Tracking breaks quietly, then loudly.
A tag gets edited, a consent setting changes, a deploy ships, and conversions stop flowing. Nothing errors. The dashboard just drifts.
The client notices the dip in their own report before the agency does. That is the one conversation every agency dreads, and it is entirely avoidable.
How it works
Three steps, no mystery.
01
Learn the baseline
We model normal traffic, conversion and funnel behavior per client.
02
Detect real anomalies
Statistical detection catches genuine breaks, not noisy thresholds.
03
Alert on what matters
You hear about the problem first, with enough context to act.
What you get
Deliverables, not slideware.
Statistical anomaly detection on key metrics
Monitoring of traffic, conversions and funnel steps
Alerts that fire on real problems, not noise
Early warning before a client sees the dip
Context with each alert, so you can act fast
Protection for everything Signal and Pixel built
Numbers we can stand behind.
38%
of client traffic affected by tracking prevention, recovered
+26%
average uplift in measured conversions
14 hrs
saved per project
Questions
What agencies ask about it.
How is this different from a simple threshold alert?
Threshold alerts fire constantly on normal variation and get muted. Statistical detection learns each metric’s normal range, so an alert means something genuinely changed.
What does it monitor?
Traffic, conversions and funnel steps per client. If a conversion type stops firing or a funnel step collapses, it surfaces immediately.
Where do alerts go?
Wherever your team already works, so the warning reaches a human who can act, not an inbox nobody checks.
Do we need the other products?
No, but Alert is most valuable protecting a Signal and Pixel setup. It keeps what you built working after it goes live.