Business transaction monitoring

Monitor and optimize application transactions at scale with gap-free code-level data

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Analyze digital performance in context

"How much revenue is generated by each of my applications?" "What are my conversion and bounce rates, and what impacts them?" "Are we meeting SLAs with our premium account users?" Answers to these questions and more require insights into each end-to-end customer journey.

Dynatrace uses patented PurePath Technology® to capture timing and code-level context for every transaction.
Track each request across all tiers, with no gaps or blind spots.
Performance metrics for services, tiers, interdependencies, and inter-tier timings are automatically generated in real-time.

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Transaction analytics provide actionable facts

Using big data analytics and machine learning, Dynatrace provides actionable reports based on business transactions. You can drill down into any method or statement.

Leverage real-time analytics to automatically detect anomalies.
Optimize your application based on detected response-time bottlenecks, threading, database calls, complexity, or asynchronous calls.
Share the big picture and supporting data with business stakeholders, operations and development.

Business transaction analysis provides full insights into response times, threading, database calls, and complexity.

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Service flow visualizes service requests end-to-end.

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Understand where service calls originate in your Java code.

Get insights into your full stack

Dynatrace tracks every single transaction, from the initiating browser click, tap, or swipe to the backend application, and all the way down to the underlying infrastructure—be it microservices or container based, physical, virtual or in the cloud.

Business-transaction tracking with PurePath Technology® begins with real-user data or synthetic monitoring.
All service calls in your application stack are tied to the corresponding user actions.
Each business transaction is shown in context with microservices, container, infrastructure, and cloud metrics.