Nobody files a ticket when a page breaks. Your users and potential clients try something, it fails, they leave, and the visit looks exactly like a visit that went fine. That is why broken pages survive for months even on popular sites.
Statable labels those hits. Your usual reports then show which URLs fail, with which codes, where that traffic came from, and which browsers, devices and operating systems it used.
Are you lazy? I am extremely lazy.
So when the task is to set up a goal under some particular set of conditions, that is my idea of boring. I like building things. I do not like configuring something so that it triggers and then somehow fires somewhere. I know how it is supposed to work. Setting all of it up is the thing I keep pushing to next week.
On August 7 somebody signed up on statable.com. Nice. Then the small problem: we had never created any goals, so the dashboard could tell us a signup happened and absolutely nothing about where it came from. A link someone posted? Search? No idea.