The red color indicates that the respective application or location is not active and on the contrary green color indicates that the respective application or location is active.

After implementation, you can easily add the application you want to monitor and in about five minutes you would be able to monitor the performance of the application.

The numbers of the left side indicated the data loss percentage and the right side indicate the latency. These are used as the major KPIs of performance indicators.

Scout-itAI uses proprietary scoring formulas based on industries we have worked with. The reliability for any given service is calculated in real time to show how resilient that service is to experience.

Yes, according to your ‘number of users’ agreement with A&I.

ScoutITAi’s enterprise pack has upgrades that allow users to integrate their own monitoring data and even include it to calculate the reliability score.

Unlike traditional synthetic monitors, Scout-itAI uses both active and passive network monitoring to create synthetic traffic for any given service path. Therefore, Scout-itAI can marry network performance with application performance in real-time.

You can configure alerts by creating Alert Global Policy. Alert can be set on monitoring type Data Loss, Data Jitter, and Latency. Set caution and danger threshold for monitoring types. When threshold matched, triggered alerts can be seen on the Manage Alert screen.

Yes, since Scout-itAI utilizes synthetic monitoring, it can follow a network just like your users do.

Scout-itAI uses a synthetic or active monitoring approach rather than a legacy monitoring SNMP approach. This allows Scout-itAI to provide performance visibility into any network or web application that your users can reach.