Private incidents from alerts

Weekly Update

Previously, creating private incidents from alerts required a manual step, making it cumbersome when all incidents for a specific alert route needed privacy.

Now, Private Incidents from Alerts streamlines this process by allowing you to configure alert routes to automatically create private incidents—saving time and ensuring sensitive incidents are kept secure from the start.

  • Automated Privacy: Set alert routes to generate private incidents automatically, removing the need for manual privacy adjustments.
  • Access Control: Only paged users or those with the rights to access private incidents can view these incidents, maintaining confidentiality.
  • Visibility: alerts and escalations remain visible to all, but any attached incidents are hidden for those without access.

This update offers more secure automation, particularly for security teams that require more privacy to respond to their incidents.

Private incident alert route

Calendar view in Schedules

You asked, and we delivered! We've introduced a new calendar UI to our schedules. Now, you can easily view all shifts for the month, enabling better long-term planning for your team.

🚀 What else we’ve shipped

  • 🆕 You can now create incident streams from workflows
  • 🆕 Escalations to Slack channels now show whether the alert that triggered the escalation is firing or resolved
  • 🆕 Nagios has been added as an alert source
  • 💅 Improve the display of actions with long names when configuring a workflow
  • 🐛 Workflow expressions to send a message to a Microsoft Teams channel
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