Launches beta version of its re-designed system for advanced web performance measurement, notification and reporting.

WebSitePulse, a provider of remote monitoring of web-based systems and e-business transactions, today announced the launch of the beta version of its re-engineered and re-designed system for advanced web performance measurement, notification and reporting.

The company said new services are added to the existing offerings and the entire functional platform has been improved. Some of the changes include optimized calculation of the cost, individual, target-specific configurations, customer-specified levels of access to each individual account, alert notifications configuration and options, forced monitoring upon error and remote hands take over. All new accounts will be free during the beta testing. The testing is expected to end in December 2005.

"After almost one year of hard work, we have achieved an unmatched level of flexibility and customization, allowing our customers to configure the system to their individual needs, and to optimize their cost per monitored target. The first reactions from our existing customers are overwhelming. Those who tested the improved features and capabilities of the new system already asked WebSitePulse engineers to migrate their accounts", said Iavor Marinoff, CEO of WebSitePulse.