Daylytix can audit your site automatically on a schedule — daily, weekly, or monthly — so you always have a fresh picture of your site's health without manual effort. When a scheduled audit detects that a performance budget threshold has been breached, an alert email is sent immediately. After each run you can also choose to automatically email a full PDF report to your client or team.
Creating a schedule
To set up a new monitoring schedule, navigate to the Monitoring section from the sidebar and click Add Schedule. The following steps walk through the full configuration.
Open Monitoring and add a schedule
Click Monitoring in the left sidebar, then click the + Add Schedule button in the top-right corner of the monitoring panel. A configuration form will slide open.
Enter the target URL
Type the full URL of the site you want to monitor (e.g. https://example.com). This becomes the starting point for every scheduled crawl. You can also add an optional client name label to identify this schedule in the list.
Set frequency, depth, and page limit
Choose how often the audit runs: Daily, Weekly, or Monthly. Then set the crawl depth (default: 3) and max pages (default: 500). For large sites with frequent content changes, daily audits with a higher page limit are recommended. For stable brochure sites, weekly or monthly is usually sufficient.
Configure performance budgets
Performance budgets let you define thresholds that trigger an alert email if breached. Set any combination of the four budget types — if any threshold is exceeded during a scheduled run, you will receive an immediate notification email.
Enable email reports
Toggle on Email report after each run, enter the recipient email address, and choose the report language (English or Bulgarian). A full PDF audit report will be sent as an email attachment after every scheduled audit completes.
Save the schedule
Click Save Schedule. The schedule appears in your monitoring list immediately. The first audit will run at the next scheduled interval, or you can trigger it manually right away.
Performance budget thresholds
Performance budgets allow you to define acceptable limits for key metrics. If a scheduled audit measures a value that exceeds your configured threshold, Daylytix sends an alert email to the specified recipient.
| Budget field | Unit | Recommended threshold | What it monitors |
|---|---|---|---|
| LCP budget | milliseconds | 2500 ms | Largest Contentful Paint on mobile. Google's "Good" threshold is under 2.5s. |
| CLS budget | decimal score | 0.10 | Cumulative Layout Shift. Google's "Good" threshold is below 0.1. |
| Mobile score budget | 0–100 | 70 | PageSpeed Insights mobile performance score. Alert if it drops below this value. |
| Desktop score budget | 0–100 | 85 | PageSpeed Insights desktop performance score. Alert if it drops below this value. |
Automated email reports
When email reporting is enabled on a schedule, Daylytix will send a complete PDF audit report as an attachment after every successful scheduled run. The email includes a brief HTML summary showing the overall audit score, total issues found by severity, and a link to view the full audit in the dashboard.
Report language
Each schedule can independently have its report language set to English or Bulgarian. This is useful for agencies serving clients in different markets — you can send Bulgarian-language reports to BG clients without changing the default language for your other schedules.
Manual report trigger
You do not have to wait for the next scheduled run to send a report. On any schedule in the monitoring list, click the ⋮ menu and select Send Report Now. This immediately runs a fresh audit (if one has not already run today) and emails the PDF report. This is useful before client meetings or when you want to share an on-demand update.
Viewing run history
Each schedule maintains a full history of every audit run. To view the history:
- Click the schedule name in the monitoring list to expand it.
- Scroll down to the Run History table.
- Each row shows: run date and time, overall audit score, total issues by severity, and whether a report was emailed.
- Click any row to load that audit's full results in the main dashboard view.
The run history integrates with the Score History panel — every scheduled audit is automatically saved as a historical snapshot that feeds the trend charts and delta KPI cards in the Score History view.
Schedule settings reference
| Setting | Options / Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Target URL | URL string | The starting URL for every crawl in this schedule. |
| Client name | Text (optional) | A label to identify this schedule in the monitoring list. |
| Frequency | Daily / Weekly / Monthly | How often the audit is triggered automatically. |
| Crawl depth | 1–10 (default: 3) | Maximum hop depth from the root URL. |
| Max pages | 1–2000 (default: 500) | Maximum number of pages crawled per run. |
| LCP budget | Milliseconds (optional) | Alert if LCP exceeds this value on mobile. |
| CLS budget | Decimal 0–1 (optional) | Alert if CLS exceeds this value. |
| Mobile score budget | 0–100 (optional) | Alert if mobile PageSpeed score falls below this value. |
| Desktop score budget | 0–100 (optional) | Alert if desktop PageSpeed score falls below this value. |
| Email report | Toggle on/off | Send a PDF report by email after each run. |
| Report email | Email address | Recipient for both budget alerts and PDF reports. |
| Report language | EN / BG | Language of the emailed PDF report. |