# Exception Monitoring

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**By default, every unhandled exception will be reported automatically to be sure you'll be alerted for unpredictable errors in real time.**
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Inspector allows you to report exceptions manually if you want to be aware of it, but you don't want to block the execution of your code:

```php
try {

    // Your code statements here...

} catch(LogicException $exception) {
    // Report an exception intentionally to collect diagnostics data
    inspector()->reportException($exception);
}
```

If something goes wrong in your code you will be alerted in real time in your inbox and the exception will be monitored for all subsequent occurrences.

### Exception monitoring

When an exception is detected you can read the code inside the stacktrace, and monitor its occurrences frequency for a better investigation:

![Exception details](/files/-MAWEXMt8Tg2LQs0RmAB)

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Activate the AI Bug Fix to receive code change proposals for faster resolution: <https://docs.inspector.dev/concepts/ai-bug-fixer>
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