Scriptera36 scenarios


3Scenario failure alerts — to your messenger, inbox and a log

2Word of a project's major release — to chat and email

5Failure alerts across every channel

2Failure alerts: an email and a message the moment something breaks

4High-priority tickets alert every channel at once
2AI breakdown of any failure — straight to your inbox and messenger

2Instant failure alerts: urgent ping to chat, full report by email

4Urgent tasks that don't stall

3Automated malicious-file triage with threat-intel lookup

5Failure alerts — instantly, in every channel

3Suspicious-address checks with alerts to your team

4Data-load failure monitoring with tasks and alerts

3Bug reports turned into proper tickets

5Task status alerts — pushed to every channel at once

5New-issue triage: task, notification, reply to the author, and a logged row

3Critical bugs from testing escalated straight to tickets and engineering chat

3Automatic FAQ quality checks

5Release notes from closed tasks — into oneC and Telegram on their own

2Parse email-protection reports with failure alerts

1Daily cloud spend control, with alerts on what's critical

3Watching your sites' certificate expiry — with an early warning

3Automatic threat-checking of links from your email

5Release notes from closed tasks — published everywhere at once

5Route change requests by the rules — no manual triage

5Change request routing: tickets, audit trail and notifications

2A daily vulnerability digest — only for the tech you actually run

4A daily cyber-threat digest — to chat and inbox

4Orphaned cloud resources and their cost — a weekly report

3A daily backup of your scenarios — automatically

1AI budget control: warnings before you overspend, plus savings advice

4A quality audit of all your scenarios, with a report

4Backlog hygiene and an AI digest — every day, automatically

1Network vulnerability scan with a clear report

3GitHub bounty tracker with instant alerts

3Product health monitoring with AI root-cause analysis

2Emails into tasks, and M365 security kept in check