Blind spots without a clear explanation
An outage was noticed by a user before it was noticed by any internal system.
Technology guide
SolarWinds positions itself as an observability and IT management provider covering networks, infrastructure, applications, databases and logs, aimed at giving hybrid environments one unified view. Kritical builds monitoring on that platform around the real problems your team needs to resolve, with alerts that have a clear audience and response path.
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SolarWinds describes its product range as covering network, infrastructure, application, database and log monitoring, incident response and IT service management, built to give a unified view across on-premises and cloud environments. SolarWinds' own framing is about finding and resolving issues before they cause downtime, rather than reporting on an outage after users have already noticed it.

Monitoring needs an operating process, not just a dashboard. Kritical defines thresholds, routing and response ownership around the people who will act, then states whether monitoring and response are included in one service or priced separately.
Three situations bring people to this page.
An outage was noticed by a user before it was noticed by any internal system.
Monitoring exists, but it generates enough noise that real problems get missed inside it.
Several overlapping tools need to become one coherent, supportable platform.
Agree the dashboards, alerts, escalation path and checks that show the monitoring works. The handover covers configuration and access ownership. If you need people to respond to alerts as well as software to raise them, we add that operating requirement to the service design.
Send the current product, licence measure and term for a like-for-like comparison.
A monitoring conversation does not need a finished dashboard design to start.
A conversation about what is currently invisible and who would act on an alert — no commitment yet.
Design, implementation and any ongoing response service priced separately.
Thresholds are tuned against real incidents, so the goal is fewer, more meaningful alerts, not more noise.
Tell us which platforms need visibility, what monitoring is already installed and where it falls short. A renewal enquiry should include the product, licence measure, term and any changes in scope you want compared. We confirm the next step and expected timing after reviewing it. There is no fixed price for a monitoring design — it depends on the platforms covered, alert volume and whether you want an operating response included, and we will quote it.
Open the relevant service for the scope, delivery approach and next step.
Use the vendor guide to understand the platform, then talk with Kritical about making it work in your environment.
When computers, email, access, security and business software need attention at the same time, Kritical works out what to fix first, what to manage ongoing, and what it will cost — in writing, before you commit to anything.
When a hard problem crosses infrastructure, identity, applications, security and AI, Kritical aims to provide continuity through a consistent lead or delivery group where the agreed scope and service model support it. The proposal sets out the contact model, cover and handover arrangements so ownership remains clear. We price the work in writing and hand over the agreed operating information.
Whether you are buying as an individual, for a household or family, or for a business, tell us what you need to buy, replace or renew. Kritical checks compatibility, licensing and deployment; current product pricing is shown in our online catalogue, while setup and unpublished combinations are confirmed in a written quote.
Not everyone should. We review what you have against the incidents you experience, and only recommend a change where the current setup is the problem.
Coverage is confirmed for the specific platforms and applications in scope before we propose a design.
Tell us what you have today, what needs to change and when. Add the product, subscription or quote details if you need pricing. Never include passwords or confidential records.
Yes, if you want that as part of the service. We scope an operating response separately from the initial monitoring design.
Not if it is designed properly. We tune thresholds and routing against the incidents that matter to your team, so the goal is fewer, more meaningful alerts.
Often, yes. We assess what each existing tool does before recommending consolidation, so nothing important is switched off before its replacement is proven.
That is agreed and documented as part of the design, not left implicit. We name the person or team, the escalation path and the expected action before the monitoring goes live.
Tell us what you want to achieve, what you have today and when it matters.