Accounts & email

Login monitoring — confirm customers can actually sign in.

Relvato signs in through your real login form with a dedicated test account and confirms it reaches the account area — so an update that quietly breaks sign-in never locks your customers out without you knowing.

The quiet case: the real login form, a real session, every run.
Supported sitesWordPress plugin
WordPresssupportedWooCommercesupportedOther stacksnot supported
This monitor reads data from inside WordPress, so it needs the free Relvato plugin.
What it checks
  • ✓The login form submits with test credentials
  • ✓Sign-in reaches the account area (logged-in element present)
  • ✓No error or ‘invalid credentials’ on a valid login
  • ✓Credentials stored encrypted, used only for this monitor
Why it matters

A broken login is invisible from the outside: the page still loads, the form still submits, but nobody can get in. You’d only discover it from a support ticket. Relvato completes the whole sign-in and verifies it landed inside the account, so you hear about it first.

How it works
  • Signs in through your real login form with a dedicated test account you provide (credentials stored encrypted).
  • Follows the full flow and confirms it lands in the account area — checking for a logged-in-only element, not just an HTTP 200.
  • Runs on every change, so a plugin update or auth conflict that breaks sign-in is caught before your customers hit it.
Questions, answered
Is it safe to give Relvato a login?

Use a dedicated test account with customer-level access; credentials are encrypted and used only to run this monitor.

Do I need a plugin?

Login monitoring uses the Relvato integration so it can sign in and verify the account area.

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