The monitoring platform built for Magento

eCommerce monitoring is continuous tracking of the technical signals that affect an online store, including uptime, speed, checkout health, SEO tags, Core Web Vitals, scripts, security events, and platform configuration. AuditIQ combines these checks so teams can find issues before customers or search engines are affected.

General monitoring tools usually focus on infrastructure or application metrics. AuditIQ is built for eCommerce, so it connects technical issues to store-specific risks such as checkout failures, SEO regressions, PCI-DSS script monitoring, Core Web Vitals, module vulnerabilities, and revenue-impacting customer experience problems.

Yes. AuditIQ includes GEO and technical SEO monitoring that checks structured data, FAQ coverage, entity clarity, page health, and crawlability signals that help search engines and AI answer engines understand and cite eCommerce content.

AuditIQ uses a server-side agent installed on your hosting environment via a simple automated script. Full installation guides are available in our documentation for Magento, Shopify, and other platforms. Most installations take under 30 minutes.

AuditIQ currently has full support for Magento and Adobe Commerce, with active support for Shopify and WooCommerce. Many monitoring features work across all platforms.

Yes. You can monitor multiple stores from a single AuditIQ account. Agencies typically manage their entire client portfolio from one dashboard, with each site on its own plan.

It depends on the type of issue. Uptime is monitored continuously with instant alerts. Server health data updates every 5 minutes. File changes are detected in real time. SEO audits run weekly. All alerts are delivered immediately via portal, email, and Slack.

You'll still see the feature in your portal but it won't have active data. You can upgrade your plan at any time from within the portal to unlock additional monitoring capabilities.

Yes, if you have multiple websites defined in your ecommerce platform then only one plan is required. However, if you have multiple Magento codebases or multiple Shopify accounts (for example), you will need a separate plan for each.