--- title: Set up page-level monitoring description: Set up monitoring of the application performance at a specific page level. When collected, you can view the performance metrics data in the Metrics analyzer and device or application view. locale: en-US canonical_url: https://www.servicenow.com/docs/r/australia/it-service-management/digital-end-user-experience-dex/set-up-page-level-monitoring.html release: australia product: Digital End-User Experience \(DEX\) classification: digital-end-user-experience-dex topic_type: task last_updated: "2026-03-12" reading_time_minutes: 1 breadcrumb: [Application monitoring setup, Configure, Digital End-User Experience, IT Service Management] --- # Set up page-level monitoring Set up monitoring of the application performance at a specific page level. When collected, you can view the performance metrics data in the Metrics analyzer and device or application view. ## Before you begin DEX browser extension must be installed on the end-user devices. The application must be already in the list of monitored applications in **Application Management**. Role required: admin, dex\_admin ## Procedure 1. Navigate to **Workspaces** > **Service Operations Workspace**. 2. In the primary navigation pane, select the DEX Administration icon \(\[Omitted image "icon-administration.png"\] Alt text:\). 3. On the Application management card, select **Configure applications**. The list of monitored applications appears. 4. On the DEX Application Management screen, select a web application from the list. 5. In the Edit web application form, select **Configure** under **Enable page-level monitoring**. 6. On DEX Application Pages, select **New**. 7. Complete the new record form as follows:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Page Name | Application page name. |
| Domain | Web address that is used to launch the application and access its features and functions. |
| Application | Name of the application being monitored. |
| Pattern Type | The page URL pattern type: **Exact** or **Wildcard**.Using a wildcard, you can include not just a specific page but also its nested pages. For example, `/github.com/pricing/*`. Use a single-segment wildcard \(`*`\) for predictable one-level variations, and a multi-segment wildcard \(`**`\) when the structure beneath a path can vary widely. |
| Page Path | The URL for the page or pages using exact path or single-segment or multi-segment wildcard. |
| Full URL | The full URL automatically populated from the **Domain** and **Page Path** fields. |
| Metric Monitoring | Check box to initiate monitoring the page.This check box is selected by default. |