
Since its inception, the Site24x7 platform has been the central pillar of monitoring. In 2025, it evolved beyond monitoring to become a comprehensive decision-making layer for modern IT operations. With a strong focus on usability, intelligence, governance, and scalability, this year’s enhancements were designed to help teams see clearly, act decisively, and plan confidently for the future.
Zia, Site24x7’s AI assistant, transforms how teams access data and make decisions. Using simple natural language prompts, users can gain insights from Zia across:
Accessibility took center stage this year as we introduced platform-wide features aligned with WCAG standards. Personalize your experience with high-contrast mode, larger text, reduced animations, and language preferences. Accessibility is embedded into the platform to ensure clarity and navigation for all users.
In 2025, dashboards became more than visual displays—they became operational control centers. Enhancements focused on surfacing meaningful insights, improving readability, and accelerating troubleshooting across applications and infrastructure. The enhancements to Custom Dashboards are:

As teams and responsibilities expand, access control becomes critical. Custom roles ensure the right users have the right level of access—no more, no less.
Administrators can now define granular View, Write, and Delete permissions across monitors, dashboards, tags, and configuration profiles. Roles can be cloned and adapted easily, ensuring access evolves alongside organizational needs.
For MSPs, roles can be applied at both the portal and customer levels, enabling secure, scalable management across multiple environments.

Alerting became more intelligent with the introduction of Advanced threshold configurations. Teams can now combine multiple conditions across different attributes using logical operators such as AND (&&) and OR (||), ensuring alerts trigger only when meaningful patterns occur.
Alert Logs provide a comprehensive view of all alerts along with monitored resources, trigger times, root causes, and notification delivery status from a single view.
Enhanced filtering helps users quickly identify misconfigurations, verify alert delivery, support auditing through exported logs, and optimize outage debugging with historical context.
Service Level Objectives (SLOs) help teams define clear reliability targets and track how consistently their services meet user expectations.
Real-time visibility into error budgets and burn rates enables proactive decision-making—helping teams prioritize the right issues, reduce reactive firefighting, and take action before reliability commitments are breached. This approach ensures consistent user experiences while keeping engineering efforts focused on what matters most to the business.
For example, an e-commerce platform can define SLOs using APM and network metrics to track checkout performance and network latency. By monitoring burn rates and remaining error budgets in real time, teams can quickly identify bottlenecks and take corrective action—ensuring reliable customer experiences even during peak traffic periods.

Third-Party Integrations to help teams respond faster, automate workflows, and keep incident data in sync across their IT ecosystem. The key integrations enabled in 2025 are:
Monitor Groups provide a centralized way to organize and manage monitoring resources, giving teams clear visibility into complex environments. The new Monitor Groups Resources Report provides an overview of all monitors within a group, including subgroups.
Monitor selection has been improved, letting users choose monitors by type before selecting specific resources, which simplifies setup and increases accuracy. For larger environments, teams can now bulk import multiple Monitor Groups at once via CSV, helping structure monitors by environment, location, or business unit efficiently. Additionally, Monitor Groups now support both Card and List views, enabling quick visual summaries or compact tabular layouts while maintaining consistent navigation across all groups and subgroups.

Capacity Planning expanded to support AWS, Azure, GCP, Kubernetes, servers, and plugin-based integrations. Teams can now track resource utilization trends and forecast capacity needs across their entire environment.
Capacity Planning monitors can now be added directly from the Home page, Add Monitor page, or Monitor Groups tab, with all insights centralized in a dedicated Capacity Planning dashboard.
With each innovation, Site24x7 reinforces its commitment to delivering actionable insights, streamlined operations, and reliable infrastructure management—ensuring organizations are equipped to tackle the challenges of tomorrow.