Sentrock is a product health monitoring platform for SaaS teams. Infrastructure monitoring tells you your servers are up. It doesn't tell you your product actually works: that payments complete, logins succeed, and the sync job is really syncing. Teams with green Datadog dashboards still find out about breakage from customer support tickets, and by then trust is already damaged. Sentrock is a health monitoring platform for all the products a company runs. Enterprises operate dozens or hundreds of purchased tools and products, and there is no single place to see the state of them all: whether each one is up, configured correctly, actually being used to its full capability, and worth its licensing cost. Today that picture lives across a dozen vendor consoles, spreadsheets, and tribal knowledge. Infrastructure monitoring doesn't answer it, because the question isn't 'is the server up,' it's 'is this product doing what we bought it to do.' Teams find out the answer is no when something breaks, an audit finds the gap, or a renewal invoice arrives for a tool nobody fully uses. Sentrock gives each team one place to define what healthy means for every product in their estate. Teams onboard their products, then create health rules across availability, performance, security, configuration, and compliance, from standard checks down to custom Python logic that runs in an isolated sandbox on their schedule. Every product shows as healthy, degraded, or unhealthy on one dashboard with full status history, and the owning team is alerted the moment a rule degrades rather than after it fails. Sentrock also watches the failure modes nobody owns: expiring credentials and service accounts get advance warnings at 90, 30, 7, and 1 days instead of silently breaking an integration at 3am.

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Your product breaks quietly

Your product breaks quietly