Monitoring and Error Reporting: Problems Should Never Be a Surprise

Most issues do not start with a complete blackout; they start as small warnings: slower responses, error spikes, timeouts, full disks, failing cron jobs, broken API calls. IdiconWeb provides complete Monitoring and Error Reporting so you know what is happening on your servers, websites and applications 24/7.

We centralise metrics, logs and alerts from all layers — infrastructure, web server, PHP, database, CMS, e-shop, APIs and custom code — into a coherent monitoring strategy. Instead of waiting for a client or a visitor to complain, we detect and act early.

Our goal is simple: your business should learn about a problem from IdiconWeb’s monitoring, not from angry users or lost orders.

Monitoring is the foundation of serious online operations — and we treat it as such.

We Collect and Analyse Errors from Your Applications

Logs on the server are not enough. IdiconWeb instruments your applications (WordPress, WooCommerce, CS-Cart, Laravel/Botble, custom PHP and APIs) with structured error tracking. When an exception, PHP warning or critical error appears, we receive detailed context — not just a line in a raw log file.

We typically capture:

• PHP errors, exceptions and fatal crashes
• Framework errors (Laravel, Symfony, etc.)
• WooCommerce and CS-Cart checkout issues
• API failures, timeouts and integration errors
• JavaScript errors affecting user experience
• Background job and cron failures

For each error, we see stack traces, URL, user agent, environment, variables and frequency. This allows IdiconWeb to prioritise and fix what really affects your users and revenue.

Your application stops being a black box — we see what it is doing internally.

We Turn Monitoring Data into Decisions and Improvements

Metrics and logs over time show patterns: recurring errors, specific hours or days with problems, the impact of a new plugin, a new version or a new campaign. IdiconWeb prepares clear reports and helps you understand what is happening behind the numbers.

We can provide:

• Monthly or quarterly incident summaries
• Uptime and response time reports per site
• Error trend analysis before and after changes
• Correlation between deployments and incidents
• Recommendations for code, hosting or process improvements

This helps you make informed decisions: when to upgrade hosting, when to refactor a module, when to invest in better caching or when to split services for stability.

IdiconWeb uses monitoring not just to “watch”, but to continuously improve your stack.