Export post-mortems to SharePoint
December 30, 2025
You can now export post-mortem documents as .docx files to Microsoft 365 SharePoint. For full details on how to get this set-up, please check out our help article.
Post-mortem document list
If you head over to the Post-incident tab in the dashboard, you can now view all of your post-mortem documents in a single place and filter on details like post-mortem document status.
This enables managers and stakeholders to keep track of the overall progression of post-mortem documents, as well as ensuring that they all end up in a completed state. You can find some additional bells and whistles such as the count of follow-ups completed.
What else we’ve shipped
New
- You can now copy your post-mortem documents straight out of our new editor with the
Copy as markdownaction in the overflow menu - You can now retrieve current responders for an escalation path from the
/v2/escalation_pathsAPI - The "edit incident" public API endpoint now also accepts an external ID
Improvements
- We’ve made some improvements to the escalation path editor
- When you receive an escalation via phone call, we'll now repeat the message three times
Bug fixes
- Fixed an issue where converting a custom field to be Catalog-backed could time out
- Fixed an edge case where affected components in status page maintenance incident didn't "end" correctly
- Fixed workflow messages occasionally rendering Slack channels as plain text, and not links
- Debrief events scheduled in Google Calendar no longer have truncated descriptions
- Fixed a bug where some alert URLs were displayed incorrectly in Slack
- Fixed Terraform provider drift when setting up custom team types
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