User guide: how to use Uptrixia Monitor
This guide walks you through the core workflow: → create profiles → add hosts → configure countries & ASNs → read dashboards → and manage subscriptions and billing.
Quick checklist
What you’ll configure
- Profiles (project containers)
- Hosts (URLs/domains to monitor)
- Countries + ASN providers per host
- Frequency, timeout, start/end dates
- Dashboards, charts, billing & subscriptions
- API keys, Telegram bots & public reports
Onboarding steps
Use this as a user guide page
Profiles page: create a Profile
Your container for Hosts and monitoring config.
Add Hosts to a Profile
Domains/URLs you want to check.
Host Settings: Countries + ASN providers
Choose where checks run from.
Statuses & daily workflow
PASS / WARN / ERROR, standby, evidence.
Charts & dashboard
Compare Countries and ASNs over time.
Pricing, Billing History, Subscriptions
How plans, cycles and logs work.
API & Integrations
API Keys, Telegram bots & Public reports.
Getting started - Profiles
Profiles: create your workspace
Profiles are the top-level containers in Uptrixia. It groups related Hosts (domains/URLs) and keeps monitoring organized.
What you do
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Open
Profiles from Sidebar.
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Click + Add Profile.
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Set a Profile Title and optional Description.
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Use Settingsto edit, disable, or remove a Profile later.
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You’ll see existing profiles and can add a new one.
Tip: Use one profile per project/brand/environment to keep monitoring clean and searchable. Recommended profile setup
Profile title: short, recognizable (e.g., “Main site”, “Staging”, “Campaign A”).
Description: optional notes for your team.
Adding targets — Hosts
Hosts: add what you want to monitor
A Host is the exact URL Uptrixia checks (domain, mirror,
landing page, or a specific path like /health).
Hosts always belong to a Profile.
What you do
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Open a Profile and click View Hosts.
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Click + Add Host to create a new check target.
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Paste the full URL you want to monitor (domain / mirror / path).
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Use Settings to configure monitoring (countries/ASNs, frequency, timeout, schedule).
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If a host shows On standby — turn it on and verify start/end time in UTC.
Tip: Keep Hosts “atomic”: one URL = one check. If you need to monitor both a homepage and a deep landing, create two separate Hosts.
Configuration
Host Settings: Countries + ASN providers
This is the main setup screen. You choose which Countries to simulate and which ASN (provider) should run checks for each country.
Fields explained
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ASN left: remaining capacity from your plan (when it’s 0, you need to buy more).
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Host: the URL you want to check.
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Subscription: which plan/subscription the host uses.
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Notification: where alerts are sent (if configured).
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Countries: select one or more countries.
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ASN (provider): pick one or more ISPs per selected country.
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Frequency: how often checks run (minutes).
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Timeout: when a request is considered failed.
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Start / End (UTC): schedule window.
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Active switch: pause/resume checks without losing config.
Important: ASN capacity is plan-based. If you see “ASN left: 0”, you’ll need to purchase more ASNs in Pricing.
Monitoring & workflow
Statuses & day-to-day monitoring
Once a Host is active, Uptrixia runs checks automatically. Your daily work is simple: watch statuses, open details when something changes, and act only when needed.
How statuses work
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PASS — the site is accessible and responds normally from the selected Country + ASN.
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WARN — the site responds, but behavior is degraded (slow, unstable, partial issues).
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ERROR — the site is unavailable: timeout, block, bad routing or server error.
Typical daily workflow
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Open a Profile and scan Host statuses.
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Click View Hosts to inspect charts and recent results.
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Compare Countries and ASN providers to see where access breaks.
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Adjust Host settings when traffic sources, campaigns or regions change.
Tip: Most teams only react to ERROR. WARN is useful for spotting problems early — before traffic or users are affected.
Monitoring results
Read Charts & Dashboards
Charts help you understand where the problem happens (which country/provider) and when it started. Use filters to focus on a time range and specific Countries/ASNs.
What you’ll see
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A sudden block of ERROR for one Country but not others.
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A problem only on one ASN (provider) (ISP-specific filtering).
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Spikes during certain hours (routing instability).
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Differences between providers inside the same country.
Quick rule: Country-wide errors usually mean geo blocking or outage. Single-ASN errors often point to ISP/routing issues.
Plans & billing
Pricing, Billing History & Subscriptions
Plans are based on ASN capacity. You can add ASNs, track payment attempts, and manage subscription cycles.
How purchasing works
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Choose how many ASNs you want.
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Confirm Terms & Conditions.
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Apply purchase:
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Add to current plan: aligns with your existing plan start/end date (same renewal).
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Extend to new one: starts a new cycle from today (separate renewal).
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Plain example:
If you bought a plan yesterday and add more today:
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Add to current plan keeps the original end date
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Extend to new one starts a new end date from today.
Billing History
Billing History stores every payment attempt and purchase change in one place — useful for finance and support.
Common columns
- Date
- Status (success / failed / cancel / in process)
- Amount
- Pay method
- Order No.
- Plan
- Receipt
Subscriptions History
This page shows your subscription periods and lets you manage them in one click.
What you can do
- See start/end dates and plan type
- See ASN/provider amount
- Check which subscription is active
- Cancel an active subscription (one click)
API & Integrations
API Keys & Telegram Bot Setup
Extend Uptrixia's capabilities with programmatic API access and instant notifications through Telegram bots.
API Keys Management
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Navigate to Integrations → API Keys from the sidebar.
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Click + Generate New Key to create API access.
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Copy and securely store the generated key.
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Use the API to programmatically access monitoring data and build custom integrations.
Telegram Bot Setup
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Go to Integrations → Telegram Bot.
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Add your bot name and Telegram channel ID.
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Receive instant downtime alerts directly in Telegram.
Use cases: API keys enable custom dashboards, automated incident reports, and integration with your existing monitoring stack.
Public Host Reports
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Generate public report links for any host incident.
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Share detailed incident timelines with partners or teams.
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No account required for viewers to access reports.
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View all public reports in Public Host View List.
Tip: Public reports are perfect for proving incidents to stakeholders or sharing evidence with support teams.
Ready to start monitoring?
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