Managed data services

Website change monitoring services

Track meaningful changes to selected pages, such as pricing, eligibility, availability and service terms. Receive structured change records or alerts based on the rules we agree with you.

Illustrative change record

Source
Example provider eligibility page
Field
Minimum contract term
Previous value
12 months
New value
6 months
Observed at
2026-10-12 09:00 UTC
Observation time records when the change was detected.

Deliverables

What you can use this for

Competitor page changes

Track changes to plan terms, product details or availability across selected competitor pages.

Policy and eligibility updates

Monitor specific sections of provider, association or program pages.

Change feeds and alerts

Send priority events as alerts and use a scheduled feed to keep a record of other changes.

How it works

From requirements to delivery

  1. Choose pages and fields

    Share URLs and examples of changes worth catching. Agree which sections and values are in scope.

  2. Set a baseline and rules

    Capture the starting values and decide which edits to ignore, which events to log and which events warrant alerts.

  3. Deliver and review

    Agree on observation frequency and where change records go. Review exceptions when a page moves or becomes unreadable.

Quality and exceptions

Know what the data can tell you

A page redesign, timeout or missing field can look like a change. Keep an unreadable source or failed check separate from a confirmed content change, so your team knows which records need review.

What happens when a data source changes? ↗

Common questions

Is this an uptime monitoring service?

This service tracks changes in selected page content, such as terms, availability and published values. Collection errors can be reported separately.

Can I monitor part of a page?

Yes, when the relevant section or field can be identified reliably. Share a sample URL and the exact text or value you care about.

How quickly will I know about a change?

Detection depends on the agreed observation schedule and source availability. An observation timestamp tells you when a change was detected.

Tell us what you need to track

Share a few example sources and tell us how you want to use the data.

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Related service

Managed web data extraction ↗