Leankoala tests a website by using simple checks as the Lean Testing approach suggests. This application also takes care of the whole incident lifecycle, starting with cyclic checks, alerting and data analysis.

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Leankoala provides 32 tools that are able to check if a website is working correctly. A few examples of those checks include a ping tool, an XPath checker, a regEx tool and some security checks.

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Many websites can be tested the same way, which is why we introduced "recipes". A "recipe" is a set of rules that can be applied to any component.

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Everything that happens at Leankoala stays at Leankoala. We store all incidents in our database for at least one year. Additionally, we keep all event data available for two months.

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When finding an anomaly in the checked system, Leankoala will immediately send a notifitcation to a defined group of recipients. This can be done via E-Mail, Webhook or Slack.

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Incidents occur even in the best bug-free environments. To reduce the amount of work needed, project collaborators can be assigned to an incident.

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We love Slack. That is why Leankoala is not only able to send notifications via Slack, but is also able to list, acknowledge and close incidents directly via Slack.