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Check name
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errors
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avg response time
Yay! Your check is now fully operational
Now keep those pokes coming.
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Such void!
hasn't poked in a while (last one was ). Change filters maybe?
Gone through setup yet?
Congratulations! You got your new shiny check for .
Your check will be updated in the next minutes with the current status. Just sit and relax.
However, did you set it up accordingly? (Of course you didn't, at least not yet.) Follow these steps in order to poke your check.
- Add the Pokr.Utils package as a reference to your .NET project, via NuGet or this direct link.
- Add the pokr configuration section to your app.config or web.config.
- Change the default configuration to suit your needs. You can find examples right here.
Or you could just launch Postman to try it.
- Set your MonitorId to
. - Set your Level to
ERROR. - Optionally, enter any string in the
Contentsfield. - You can also set the
Applicationfield to specify the origin of the poke (pretty useful for multiple setups on the same check).
{
"MonitorId": "your-check-id",
"Level": "ERROR",
"Message": "This is a test.",
"Contents": "Something, something, dark side.",
"Application": "Postman"
}
Once you have tested your check, click the button below.
Verify setupTransaction name
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Yay! Your funnel is now fully operational
Let's aim for the stars.
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trackings
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success %
A whole emptyness!
hasn't been tracked in ages (last one was ). Change filters maybe?
Great job! Now what?
With your funnel just created, now you need to add the tracking code to your flows. Follow these steps in order to get your trackings up and running.
- Add the Pokr.Utils package as a reference to your .NET project, via NuGet or this direct link.
- Add the pokr configuration section to your app.config or web.config.
- Change the default configuration to suit your needs. You can find examples right here.
Or you could just launch Postman to try it.
- Set your TransactionAlias to
. - Set your Step to
. - Add a sample string to use as your external id in the
ExternalTrackingIdfield. - To simulate a failed step, just add the
StepFailedfield with the valuetrue.
{
"TransactionAlias": "your-transaction-alias",
"Step": "your-first-step-name",
"ExternalTrackingId": "R2D2"
}
Once you have tested your transaction, click the button below.
Verify setup
trackings
complete
successful
complete %
success %
A whole emptyness!
hadn't any trackings on .