
See your entire network.
Act before users notice.
Monitor public services, discover private infrastructure and manage incidents from one focused operations platform.
Everything is operating normally
Clarity across every layer of your infrastructure
Purpose-built workflows connect monitoring, discovery and incident response without turning your operations console into noise.
Monitor every critical service
Run HTTP, HTTPS and TCP checks against public endpoints or through private-location agents. Configure intervals, timeouts and failure thresholds for each service.
Discover private infrastructure safely
Agents report candidate networks without scanning them. Administrators explicitly approve every range, schedule and exclusion before discovery begins.
Move from failure to resolution
Confirmed failures open incidents automatically. Track acknowledgement, recovery and operational history without manually correlating monitor results.
Private visibility without opening your network
The Klick Pulse agent initiates outbound communication to the control plane. Installation uses short-lived, location-specific tokens that are exchanged for scoped credentials.
- Outbound-only communicationNo inbound firewall rules or exposed agent ports.
- Controlled discoveryCandidate ranges stay disabled until administrator approval.
- Bounded executionAddress, port, concurrency and timeout limits protect each location.
- Public target protectionSSRF guardrails reject private, loopback and reserved destinations.
Built for teams responsible for uptime
Maintain visibility across branches, network devices and internal services.
Separate monitoring locations while operating from a consistent control plane.
Track customer-facing websites, APIs and service dependencies.
Common deployment questions
Technical details your infrastructure team will want to know.
What does the Windows agent install?
A lightweight automatic Windows service and its scoped credential. The guided installer requires no terminal commands and requests administrator approval once.
Can Klick Pulse scan an entire corporate network?
Only explicitly approved local ranges can be scanned. Administrators can add exclusions, schedules and bounded port lists.
When is a service marked down?
A monitor changes to Down only after reaching its configured consecutive-failure threshold, reducing noise from transient failures.
Does it support both internet and intranet services?
Yes. Public checks run from the control plane, while private checks are dispatched to an agent in the selected location.
Bring clarity to your operations.
Share your monitoring and discovery requirements. We'll walk through the architecture and demonstrate Klick Pulse against your use case.