Every server, one view
CPU, memory, disk and last heartbeat across your whole fleet, filterable by client and environment.
Infrastructure operations for Windows environments
Detect incidents. Recover faster. Automate safely.
PulseWatch brings servers, IIS, Windows Services, RabbitMQ, health events, incidents and recovery actions into one operational view.
Windows Servers
IIS
RabbitMQ
PostgreSQL / SQL Server
Teams & Webhooks
24/7Infrastructure visibility
1 viewServers, incidents and recovery
Safe by designAllow-listed actions and dry-run mode
Fast deploymentLightweight PowerShell agents
See it in action
A real operational view, not just alerts
Every screen below is the actual PulseWatch product — no mockups.
Drill into any server instantly
Live metrics, active issues and incident history for a single server, without leaving the dashboard.
Incidents tracked from open to resolved
Every incident carries its severity, trigger condition, and full acknowledgement-to-resolution trail.
AI-assisted root-cause analysis
Correlates recent events and prior incidents to explain what happened and how to prevent it recurring.
Why operations teams choose PulseWatch
Reduce downtime with monitoring that leads to action.
Catch issues before they become outages
See server health, IIS state, service failures and heartbeat gaps from one operational dashboard.
Recover confidently with guardrails
Run approved remediation actions only when conditions are met, with dry-run checks and full audit trails.
Keep incidents, alerts and recovery aligned
Turn noisy system events into clear incident timelines that teams can act on without guessing.
How it works
From signal to resolution in a controlled workflow.
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Deploy the agent
Install a lightweight Windows agent to monitor servers, services, IIS, and application health.
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Map your environment
Connect the systems your team depends on and keep a single view of server posture and incident history.
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Detect and triage
Surface incidents automatically, identify likely causes and surface the right operational context immediately.
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Recover safely
Run approved actions such as service restarts or app-pool recycling with safeguards, reporting and escalation.
Core capabilities
Built for the incidents that traditional dashboards miss
PulseWatch focuses on operational context: what failed, what changed, what was affected, and what action is safe to take next.
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Unified infrastructure monitoring
Track CPU, memory, disk, services, IIS application pools, heartbeats and server availability from one place.
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Incident management
Automatically create, acknowledge, resolve and audit incidents across clients and environments.
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Self-healing automation
Restart approved services, recycle application pools and execute controlled remediation workflows.
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Dry-run safety
Validate automation rules before enabling live actions. Configure cooldowns, hourly limits and failure escalation.
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Maintenance windows
Suppress unnecessary alerts during deployments, maintenance work and planned infrastructure changes.
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AI-assisted investigation
Correlate infrastructure signals, recent events and previous incidents to support faster root-cause analysis.
Self-healing with guardrails
Automation that operators can trust
Create remediation rules for known operational failures while keeping strict control over scope, frequency and permitted actions.
- Start in dry-run mode
- Limit executions per hour
- Respect maintenance windows
- Escalate when recovery fails
- Build multi-step remediation actions
- Keep a full execution audit trail
Where PulseWatch fits
Designed for teams running business-critical Windows systems
Internal IT and operations
Give support teams a single operational view across Windows servers, services, IIS and infrastructure alerts.
Managed service providers
Monitor multiple clients and environments while keeping incidents, permissions and automation policies separated.
Enterprise application teams
Connect application health with the servers, services and infrastructure components that keep the system running.
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know before a pilot.
Does PulseWatch work with Windows environments?
Yes. PulseWatch is designed for Windows infrastructure, including servers, IIS, services and core platform dependencies.
Is automation safe?
Yes. Actions can be configured with dry-run validation, hourly limits, allow-lists and maintenance-window controls before live execution.
Can we start with a pilot?
Absolutely. We can scope a limited pilot around your most important Windows systems and help you validate value quickly.
Simple commercial pricing
Choose the plan that fits your environment.
Community
$0
For learning, home labs and evaluation.
- Basic monitoring
- Single environment
- Community support
Starter
€29/month
Small teams that need visibility quickly.
- Up to 5 monitored servers
- Incident tracking
- Email alerts
Professional
€99/month
Production operations and safe automation.
- Unlimited core monitoring
- Self-healing workflows
- Maintenance windows
Enterprise
Custom
For larger organisations and regulated environments.
- Custom onboarding
- Security reviews
- SLA support
Trust, support and compliance
Built for commercial use from day one.
Legal essentials
- Terms of service
- Privacy policy
- GDPR-ready handling
- DPA support for enterprise
Support model
- Email support
- Documentation and FAQ
- Knowledge base
- Priority support options
Security posture
- Secure auth and access controls
- Vulnerability review
- Backups and change tracking
- Self-hosted deployment available
Early customer pilot
Run PulseWatch in a controlled environment
Start with a small number of Windows servers, validate monitoring and alerts, then enable approved self-healing actions when your team is ready.
30-day pilot
- Up to 10 Windows servers
- Infrastructure health dashboard
- Incident detection and notifications
- IIS and Windows Service monitoring
- Self-healing rules in dry-run mode
- Installation and onboarding support
Request a demo
See how PulseWatch fits your environment
Tell us how many servers you manage and which systems matter most. We will reply with a recommended pilot scope.