From the first alert to the final fix, Statixoup opens an incident the moment your website goes down, alerts the right people and keeps your status page updated. Assign owners, track progress and discuss the fix together until it is resolved.
Detection, ownership and team discussion live in one incident, instead of scattered across inboxes and chat threads.
When a monitor goes down or an SSL certificate fails, Statixoup opens an incident with the error, so nothing depends on someone noticing.
Assign one or more team members to an incident. They are notified by email, Slack and Discord straight away.
Comment on the incident and @mention teammates. Every comment, status change and assignment is saved to the incident timeline.
Everyone can see where an incident stands, and assigned members are notified each time the status changes.
The incident is created automatically on downtime, or manually by your team for any monitor.
Move the incident forward as your team looks into the problem and finds the cause.
A fix is in place and you are watching to make sure it holds.
When the monitor recovers, the incident closes automatically with the total downtime recorded.
Incidents connect to your status page and keep a record you can come back to.
When an incident opens, your public status page shows it. When it is resolved, the status page is updated too, so customers stay informed without extra work.
Every incident keeps its timeline, severity, owners and downtime duration, so you can review what happened and how long it took to fix.
Search and filter incidents by monitor, severity, status, assignee, trigger and date range to focus on what matters right now.
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Statixoup checks your websites and APIs every 30 seconds and tells you in plain language why something failed. Alerts by email, WhatsApp or voice call.
