Fluxguard

Fluxguard is an intuitive AI tool that makes it easy to keep track of changes on websites, helping users stay informed about important updates.

With Fluxguard, you can effortlessly monitor any changes on websites, from minor tweaks to major updates. This tool harnesses the power of artificial intelligence to sift through lots of data and present you with a clear summary of changes, ensuring you don’t get bogged down by irrelevant details or false alarms.

People use Fluxguard for a variety of reasons, whether it’s to stay compliant with regulations, detect defects, or gain insights into competitor activities. It’s particularly handy for tracking changes in laws and regulations, helping organizations like yours maintain compliance with online rules. By automating the way you evaluate and confirm adherence to new regulatory policies, Fluxguard simplifies web surveillance for your team.

This smart tool scans for any website changes, whether content is added or removed, and it can monitor a range of web properties, including government sites and rule-making portals. With a straightforward, rule-based system, users can easily focus their monitoring on specific keywords, pages, and even individual elements on the site.

By putting Fluxguard to work for you, businesses can fully automate the process of crawling, collecting data, evaluating changes, and incorporating these insights into their operations. You can tailor reports for different team members, and even have Solution Architects manage the monitoring process to provide custom reports that suit your needs.

Unlike tools that only track single pages, Fluxguard monitors entire websites and suggests newly discovered pages for observation. You can customize your monitoring setup by adding specific keywords or using the built-in tools to adjust URLs effortlessly. Plus, it fits nicely into your workflow, providing immediate or scheduled summaries of changes with reports that are easy to digest. These reports come with visuals like screenshots and highlighted text changes for each monitored page, as well as HTML comparisons and snapshot sliders to illustrate differences in network activity.