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# Monitor connectivity

### How to track the connectivity errors?

The monitor feature allows you to schedule and check connectivity between your website and app. You can schedule these checks on a weekly or monthly basis.

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Here’s how the process works:

* Navigate to [**Connectivity > Monitor**](https://app.appmysite.com/app/connect/monitor) in your AppMySite account.
* Turn on the Monitor connectivity toggle.
* From the Frequency dropdown, select whether you’d like to schedule connectivity checks weekly or monthly.
* If you select Weekly, select a week during which you’d like to run the troubleshooter from the Day dropdown.
* If you select Monthly, choose a date in the month when you’d like to run the troubleshooter from the Day dropdown.
* Click on Save.

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Please tick the box for “Email me if connectivity fails” if you would like to be notified via email about connectivity issues.
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Visit these guides to ensure smooth connectivity between your website and app:&#x20;

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[Connectivity](/app/connectivity.md)
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