Email Alert Preferences
Decide what lands in your inbox, per site.
Crafty Meerkat emails you about four things: your site going down and coming back, your security certificate approaching expiry, your tracking going quiet, and your weekly AI report. Different people want different subsets of that — an agency watching twenty sites wants downtime alerts but not twenty weekly reports; a shop owner may want the Monday report and nothing else.
Every one of those is a switch in your site’s settings, set per website rather than per account, because the right answer for your busy shop is rarely the right answer for the brochure site you built for a friend.
One thing the switches deliberately do not do is stop the monitoring. Turning off downtime emails does not stop us checking your site; turning off the weekly report does not stop it being written. The checks keep running and the dashboard stays current — you just decide what interrupts your day.
Step by step
- 1
Open your site’s Settings
Select the site, click Settings in the sidebar, and scroll to Email Alerts.
- 2
Switch each alert on or off
Each one explains what actually arrives and how often it can fire, so you can decide without guessing.
- 3
Save
Click Save changes at the bottom of the page. Alerts go to the email address on your account.
Tips from the den
- ◆If you manage several sites, consider leaving downtime and certificate alerts on everywhere and the weekly report on only for the sites you actively work on.
- ◆Turning an alert off does not lose you anything historical. Uptime history, certificate status, and past AI reports all remain in the dashboard.
- ◆If alerts are not arriving at all, check the address on your account and your spam folder before changing these switches.
Common questions
Does turning off an alert stop the monitoring?
No. Checks run exactly as before and the dashboard stays up to date. The switch only controls whether an email is sent.
Can I set different preferences for different sites?
Yes — the switches are per site, so you can have downtime alerts on everywhere and weekly reports on only where you want them.
If I turn certificate warnings back on, will I get a backlog?
No. A suppressed warning still records that its threshold passed, so switching alerts back on will not replay old warnings at you.
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