Supplied MVP capability
- Configured site and Meta ownership verification
- Desktop/mobile journey runs and evidence
- Incident deduplication, cooldown and recovery
- Rule-based bilingual remediation advice
SITEOS · OPERATIONAL MONITORING
TC SiteGuard follows a configured product-to-checkout path, records step evidence, detects selected failures, and stops before the final payment action. Findings continue into the same TC SiteOS support, order, audit and delivery spine.
Capability figures are attributed to the supplied phase-one report. The separate scan runtime is not connected to this local SiteOS build.
TRUTH BEFORE PROMISE
The supplied report describes a working phase-one MVP. This integration makes the commercial and SiteOS contract real, but it does not pretend the separate scanner, provider events or paid plans are active here.
WHAT IT CHECKS
The standard supplied journey contains 16 steps. The page groups them into six buyer-readable checkpoints; it never clicks the final payment action.
Page load, key elements, variant and quantity controls.
Add to cart, open cart, item name and quantity.
Cart price, currency and product-page consistency.
Checkout entry and a non-sensitive test address.
Shipping options, tax and total composition.
Confirms the payment area exists, then stops before charge.
REAL LOCAL CONTRACT
This control reads the server catalogue. It does not scan a URL, create a paid order or contact anyone.
PLAN CAPACITY
Site limits come from the supplied MVP report. It did not include approved commercial prices, so TC SiteOS records a scope request before any order can exist.
One site. Unverified sites are restricted to the shallow-scan rule described in the supplied MVP.
One site with commercial scheduling, evidence and notification scope confirmed before activation.
Up to five sites. Scheduling, retention and delivery are scoped per operating environment.
Up to twenty sites. Multi-tenant operations still require production infrastructure review.
START WITHOUT PRETENDING
The form creates a quote-review reference in this SiteOS runtime. It is not a scan result, an order, a payment or an activation.
ONE SITEOS SPINE
A browser return never marks an order paid. Only a verified provider event or an authorized operator review may update the authoritative state.
DELIVERY ANATOMY
The sample below demonstrates the report contract. It is not a current scan result and does not refer to a real customer.
Expected 24.00 in the supplied demo scenario; the cart presented 31.50. The journey stopped before checkout completion.
The supplied MVP records page, network and step metadata. Evidence retention and redaction must be agreed for production.
Review conversion, discounts, tax logic, variant pricing, cache and third-party pricing plugins; then rerun the same journey and attach recovery evidence.
FAQ
No. The supplied phase-one journey is designed to confirm the payment area and stop before the final charge action. This SiteOS integration contains no provider secret and performs no real charge.
No. SiteGuard monitors a configured revenue journey and selected operational failures. It does not certify a site, guarantee uptime or revenue, prevent every breach, or replace a professional security review.
The supplied delivery did not include approved paid prices. Inventing an amount would make the order contract unsafe. Paid plans therefore require scope review and a server-authoritative price before checkout.
DaLong can explain the product, route pre-sale questions, interpret a provided finding, suggest safe next steps, query order or delivery guidance and open a human support case. It cannot claim to scan, confirm payment or complete remediation.
The request receives a review reference. A human confirms authorization, scope, environment, evidence retention and price. Only then can SiteOS create an order and guarded Payment Hub handoff. Delivery starts after authoritative payment state and usable intake.
PROTECT THE JOURNEY
No live scan, paid order or provider event is invented in this DEV.