Our customers have found our cover requests feature provides a tremendous amount of value (ourselves included!). So, we’ve added even more bells and whistles to make your lives just a bit easier when trying to find cover:
Respond to a cover request with just a message. This is useful for things like replying "I'm still confirming my plans - I'll let you know soon!" or “Sadly I’m a Gen z and cant commit that far ahead.”
Share cover requests from the mobile app. Just tap the icon at the top right and it'll open the share sheet. This is great if you want to send it to WhatsApp (or another platform) and connect your colleagues directly to your request.
Enhanced Cmd+K menu
We’ve added some options to Cmd+K on the web dashboard for closer alignment to how commands work in Slack, which means you can work even faster. New additions include:
You can escalate from anywhere on the dashboard
If you're viewing an incident, you can escalate for that particular incident
You can search for various incident roles like lead, previously you had to search for roles
You can search for update to share an incident update
And also search for ... cancel, call, private, attachments, retrospective
What else we’ve shipped
New
We’ve re-enabled light mode on the Android app
You can now view custom fields on the mobile app
Bulk resolving of alerts and bulk acknowledgement of escalations will be rolled out to our mobile app throughout the week
Improvements
You can now click through to the underlying escalation from the incident timeline
You can now view which escalation path was paged from the incident timeline without having to expand its details
Bug fixes
Fixed an issue where the timeline view in the dashboard for an escalation showed the wrong dates for certain timezones
Fixed an issue where you couldn't save your organization's team custom field type if you didn't have access to On-call
Fixed an issue where the sidebar on the homepage showed up blank without any useful empty state if you had no items
Fixed a bug whereby we were reminding users to close completed maintenance status page updates
Ensure it is clearer when a user has hit their status page limit and is unable to create a new customer status page
Fixed a bug where you couldn't add a rule in an If/Else expression for the Text, Date, Timestamp, Number and Duration return types
Fixed an issue where some duration metrics were being calculated from 1st January 1970
You can now delete incident ticket templates if you've disconnected your provider
Fixed intermittent issue accessing the On-call pay calculator
No longer send you push notifications when you accepted partial cover requests
Fixed an issue where Slack Enterprise Grid users were unable to announce incidents for some channels
We now correctly link you to the post-incident tab for an incident when navigating to its follow-ups
So good, you’ll break things on purpose
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