Routers and network access

Router monitoring and alerts for ISPs

Know first when a router drops

Hear about a router going down before your customers start calling. An offline router usually announces itself through a wave of angry calls. Centipid reads every managed MikroTik over SNMP for availability, load and sessions, tells your team by email, SMS or WhatsApp the moment one goes offline or comes back, and can credit the downtime to the customers it affected.

Alerts where you read them

Email, SMS or WhatsApp to the right people when a router goes offline or reconnects.

Health at a glance

CPU load, memory, uptime and sessions for every router, read over SNMP.

Outages repaid

Downtime can be credited back to affected subscribers’ expiry automatically.

Uptime over time

See which sites are reliable and which keep failing.

How it works

Monitoring reads every managed MikroTik over SNMP for availability, load and sessions. When a router goes offline or reconnects the team is told by email, SMS or WhatsApp, and the same signal can credit the downtime back to the subscribers it cut off.

How ISPs use it

Power cuts at towers

Dispatch a technician as soon as a site goes dark.

Night and weekend cover

The on-call person is told even when nobody is watching a screen.

Keeping goodwill

Give customers their lost days back without a single complaint.

Hear about it first. Try it for fourteen days.

Connect your routers and your team hears by email, SMS or WhatsApp the moment one goes offline or comes back.