Watch your site for new copy issues
Proofreading once at launch is not enough — copy changes every week. Verant's monitoring re-checks a site you choose on a weekly cadence and tells you only when something new breaks.
Verant monitoring re-proofreads a site you choose once a week. Only pages whose copy changed since the last check are read again, so unchanged pages cost nothing and re-checks stay fast.
You are emailed only when a new issue appears since the previous run — with the top three and a link to the full report. Weeks with nothing new stay silent, and the first run sends a summary. Pro includes one monitored site and Ultra includes three.
How monitoring works
You add a site's root URL to watch. Once a week, Verant re-crawls it and compares each page's visible copy to the last run by content hash. Pages that did not change reuse their previous result untouched; only changed pages are proofread again, so a large site stays cheap to keep clean.
When a run finishes, Verant diffs the corrections against the previous run to find what is new — not a re-list of issues you have already seen. That difference is the point: monitoring is about catching the typo that shipped this week, not re-sending last week's report.
Quiet by default
Monitoring only speaks up when it has something new to say. If a weekly run surfaces a new issue, you get one email with the top three and a link to the full report in your dashboard. If nothing new turns up, the run stays silent — no "all clear" noise, no nagging.
The first run on a new site sends a summary so you know where you stand, then it settles into the quiet, new-issues-only rhythm.
Why a one-time scan is not enough
A site is never finished. A new post goes up, a product description is edited, a page is rebuilt in the CMS — and copy that was clean at launch drifts. The error that embarrasses you is usually the one that shipped after the last time anyone re-read the site.
Monitoring closes that gap without you having to remember. Instead of re-scanning by hand when you happen to think of it, Verant re-checks on a schedule and only interrupts you when a real, new issue appears.
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Frequently asked questions
How often does Verant re-check my site?
Once a week. A scheduled sweep re-runs each unpaused monitor whose last run is missing or more than seven days old. It is a weekly cadence, not real-time.
Does it re-proofread every page each week?
No — only the pages that changed. Each run compares every page's visible copy to the last check and reuses the prior result for anything unchanged, so re-checks are fast and unchanged pages cost nothing.
Will I get spammed with emails?
No. You are emailed only when a new issue appears since the last run, with the top three and a dashboard link. Weeks with nothing new stay silent; the first run sends a summary.
How many sites can I monitor?
Pro includes one monitored site and Ultra includes three.
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