Page Alerts guide

Choose what to monitor

Start with the public pages and dated items that already affect real decisions so the first alert stream stays easy to trust.

• Use pricing pages for public packaging, plan, or pricing changes.
• Use page history for docs, policy, status, launch, and product pages you may need to reference later.
• Use renewal reminders for renewal dates, notice deadlines, owners, and reminder recipients.

Add the page or renewal source

• Add the public URL or renewal item you want the workspace to track.
• Keep the first batch small enough that every alert is still easy to review.
• For renewal items, include the renewal date, notice deadline, and owner up front.

Set alert details

Your login email opens the secure dashboard. Page-change recipients get pricing and history alerts. Reminder recipients get renewal or deadline emails from the same Page Alerts workspace.

• Choose how often NoticeDock checks watched pages.
• Add renewal dates, notice deadlines, owners, and reminder days before.
• The same timezone is used for page checks, alert timing, and reminders.

Review alert emails

NoticeDock sends page-change and reminder emails to the recipients you configure. Use exports when the list is too large for email.

• CSV and XLSX downloads cover page changes, history, and reminder lists.
• When proof files are included, download the current screenshot or PDF before a newer file replaces it.

Manage or cancel alerts

• Update recipients, reminder timing, or owners as responsibilities change.
• Remove pages or renewal items that no longer need tracking.
• Keep the workspace focused so alert emails stay useful instead of noisy.