Attention queue

WordPress downtime and risk alerts in one list

Review issues that need attention across every connected site, then jump into the right maintenance workflow.

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How it works

How teams use this in CMDPress

Useful when you manage enough WordPress sites that email notices no longer work as a queue.

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Start with the alert list to spot new risk.

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Open the affected site or management tool to investigate.

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Finish the work and confirm the new state from the dashboard.

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See it in the live workspace

Every screen below is from the current CMDPress demo.

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Start with the alert list to spot new risk.

Offline sites, risks, and warnings from every connected site collect in one list.

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Open the affected site or management tool to investigate.

Each alert links straight to the site or tool you need to look into it.

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Finish the work and confirm the new state from the dashboard.

Once it is fixed, the dashboard shows the site back in good standing.

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FAQ

Downtime alert questions

How do I get WordPress downtime alerts for all my sites?
Connect each site to CMDPress. CMDPress checks uptime for connected sites, and an offline site appears in one alert list with risks and warnings from every other site. Each alert links to the affected site or the tool you need, so the list works as a queue rather than a stack of email notices.
What kinds of WordPress alerts does CMDPress show?
CMDPress collects offline sites, risks and warnings from every connected site into one list. Offline sites come from uptime checks, and risks include vulnerability findings from the security scanner. Each alert links to the site or tool you need, and once the issue is fixed the dashboard shows the site back in good standing.
How do I manage alerts across many WordPress sites?
Work from one list instead of separate email notices. CMDPress gathers alerts from every connected site, so you can start with what is new, open the affected site or tool, fix it, and confirm the new state on the dashboard. Sites can also be filtered as healthy, warning or offline to see the whole portfolio at a glance.
What should I do after a WordPress downtime alert?
Confirm the site is really down, find the cause, then fix it and check that it recovers. In CMDPress, open the site from the alert, look at its response history, recent activity and logs for what changed, and contact the host if the server is not responding. After the fix, the dashboard shows the site back in good standing.

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