Question 1

What does PagePicket check on product URLs?

Accepted Answer

PagePicket checks whether the saved product URL responds over HTTP. It does not test product features, page content, pricing, or stock.

Question 2

What happens when PagePicket checks a contact URL?

Accepted Answer

PagePicket checks whether the saved contact URL responds over HTTP and inspects its page and supported stylesheets for a visible contact form. It does not submit the form and does not test message delivery. If the page or its styles cannot be inspected safely, the form result can be inconclusive.

Question 3

Does PagePicket test checkout or place an order?

Accepted Answer

PagePicket checks whether the saved checkout URL responds over HTTP. It never places an order or submits payment details, and it does not test checkout completion or payment processing.

Question 4

What do owners see in a dashboard alert?

Accepted Answer

When a latest saved check fails, an alert appears on the owner’s dashboard Overview. It shows the failed category, checked URL (or that the checkout destination is missing), and the saved reason. Owners can review or update saved URLs and run checks from the dashboard. The alert is in the dashboard; it is not an email or push notification.

Question 5

What does the site-health report show?

Accepted Answer

Owners can review saved results from the past seven days and compare them with the preceding seven days. The report shows saved check details and changes between periods. Contact form inspection can be inconclusive when the page or its styles cannot be assessed.