Watches agreed pages
We monitor the public URLs you nominate after source preflight.
The Problem
Important website changes are easy to miss.
Vendors, platforms, partners, and regulators change important pages without sending your team a clean summary. Pricing pages shift. Terms get updated. Policy wording changes quietly.
Generic monitors tell you a page changed. CCM tells you whether the change appears meaningful, why it may matter, and what your team should check next.
What CCM Does
Monitoring, triage, and a clear next step.
Filters the noise
Cosmetic churn and unstable sources are held back instead of cluttering your inbox.
Explains what changed
Material updates include source, summary, likely impact, and suggested follow-up.
Uses human review
High-impact, ambiguous, or sensitive alerts are checked before they are sent.
Pilot Flow
A hands-on pilot before self-serve accounts.
You submit sources
Use the form below to send the public pages you want watched.
We check monitorability
We test whether each page can be fetched, normalized, and compared reliably.
You receive alerts
When an approved source changes in a meaningful way, you get a concise human-reviewed update.
Dashboards come after setup
Pilot dashboards are created after your sources pass preflight; the current dashboard is a sample preview.
Looking for the details? Read the pilot guide or open the pilot kit.
What Happens After You Apply
No self-serve account needed for the first pilots.
The first pilots are managed by the operator team. You submit source URLs, we run preflight, then we create the pilot workspace view manually once there is real source status to show.
You do not need to create an account yet. The pilot dashboard is a shared readout: approved sources, held sources, recent decisions, sample alerts, and feedback requests.
Trust Boundary
We would rather pause a source than send a bad alert.
Not every page is a good monitoring source. During pilot setup we classify each URL and only activate sources that produce reliable evidence.
Stable source
The page can be fetched consistently and compared without producing noisy false alarms.
Outcome: source can enter active monitoring.
Noisy source
The page can be read, but it changes too much around the useful content.
Outcome: held until we can normalize the source.
Blocked source
The page blocks monitoring or does not expose enough reliable public content.
Outcome: we explain the rejection instead of pretending it is monitored.
Source Pauses
If a watched page becomes unreliable, we say so.
Source Paused
Example customer-facing pause
Monitoring is paused for this source because the current collection path is not reliable enough for alerts.
- Reason: blocked access or unstable extraction
- Impact: no alerts ship from this source while held
- Next step: recheck the source or replace it
Pilot Scope
Best for teams with a short list of pages that matter.
- Free design-partner pilot for a small number of teams
- 5 to 15 public URLs after source preflight
- Pricing, terms, policy, compliance, partner, and selected docs pages
- Human review for high-impact, ambiguous, or sensitive changes
- Alerts delivered on a targeted, not guaranteed, timeline
- No legal advice, private portals, or real-time SLA promises
What You Can Tell A Pilot
CCM is an early warning service for important public page changes.
The pilot is concierge by design: you send the pages, we verify the sources, and you receive useful alerts while we learn which dashboard and account features are worth building next.
Pilot Intake
Apply for the free design-partner pilot.
Start with the public pages your team currently checks manually or worries about missing. We will review the sources before making monitoring promises.
FAQ
Trust, boundaries, and fit.
Do pilots create an account?
Not yet. The first pilot is operator-led: submit sources, pass preflight, then receive alerts and a configured workspace view.
Do pilots get a dashboard?
Yes, after setup. The public dashboard is a sample preview; real pilot views come after source preflight.
What do alerts include?
Source, what changed, why it may matter, severity, and suggested next checks for your team.
Do you provide legal advice?
No. CCM summarizes source changes and suggests operational follow-up. Your team owns legal and compliance decisions.