Mawnitor watches an agency’s client sites, Shopify and WordPress, for the changes that cost money and nobody sees. It reads sites and never writes to them.
A pulse every 15 minutes. A walk every hour. A sweep every day. During a sale period the walk runs every fifteen minutes.
What it watches
Three things it watches on every site
Shopify or WordPress, these three are always covered. Each says what changed, in plain words, with how it knows.
01
The theme
Which theme is live and every file in it. When a file changes, a diff of what changed and when it was noticed. Before a new theme goes live, a report of what the old one had that the new one still needs.
How it knows
It reads the theme files and compares them with the last time it looked.
02
What Google sees
Search Console and Merchant Center, held against the site. Every address Google sends visitors to, fetched once and checked. Every product Google Shopping has turned down, with the reason, so it can be fixed in the feed.
How it knows
It reads the Google account you connect and the pages Google points to.
03
Email records
Each sending domain’s MX, SPF, DMARC and DKIM records, read once a day, so order confirmations keep landing in the inbox.
How it knows
It reads the records from public DNS. Nothing is sent to test them.
Two different themes cannot be compared file by file. The report lists what the new one has to rebuild - tracking, product details - and what to check.