Build customer trust even during downtime with Status Pages
We’ve built an easy and delightful way to communicate with customers during an incident with our public and private Status Pages.
- Give users instant clarity and maximum transparency
- Use subscriptions to minimize inbound queries
- Transfer all your settings and subscribers in just a few clicks
Effortless updates
Public, private and internal Status Pages are integrated with your incident response workflow, and have automatic and manual update capabilities. Have multiple Status Pages you need to update at once? Sub-pages allow you to do just that without any additional overhead.
Proactively communicate with subscribers
Customers can subscribe to receive updates their way: email, RSS, and even Slack allowing them to stay up to date on their terms.
Built for your customers
Whether for internal teams or external customers, we've designed Status Pages to be easy to digest for viewers. You can break them down by service components to provide viewers with even more clarity and transparency.
Publish faster
Automate your first update to let customers know you're on the case, create templates that pre-fill when you’re updating an incident, and then preview before you post for faster, more confident updates.
Migrate in minutes
Transfer your settings and subscribers. If you’re migrating from Atlassian, you can do it in just a few clicks.
Use cases
Public Status Pages
Report the health of your services to your users. Need to support multiple audiences or different regions? No problem, just use public Status Pages with sub-pages.
Internal Status Pages
Make it easy for internal teams to check on the status of your product or platform without having to interrupt responders in Slack.
Customer Status Pages
Provide private, secure customer-specific pages for VIP customers. These pages are authenticated, and tailored to their specific needs.
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