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Beyond the launch.
Beside your clients.

Be the team that knows what is happening after handoff. Monitor client services, respond with evidence, and make ongoing care visible.

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Studio/Client workspaces3 fictional clients · Illustrative data

Selected client workspace

Orbit Travel

Incident in progress

Your team's viewInternal

Booking APIHTTP monitor · Regional checks
Disrupted
Public websiteHTTP monitor · Regional checks
Operational

Two regions confirmed the Booking API outage. Virginia and Frankfurt returned HTTP 503.

The client-facing viewPublic

OT
Orbit TravelService status
Investigating

Booking service disruption

We are investigating errors affecting bookings. Our team is working to restore service.

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Different clients.
The same attention to detail.

Build a consistent monitoring practice while giving each client the access, service coverage, and communication they need.

Keep client work in context.

Organize monitors, members, and integrations in separate workspaces. Give each person the role their responsibilities require.

Workspace roles

OwnerAdminMemberViewer
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Bring evidence to responders.

Confirm outages with repeated failures and regional agreement. Send incidents to your connected alert destinations.

Example alert · Orbit Travel

Booking API outage confirmed

Virginia + Frankfurt / HTTP 503

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Make the care visible.

Keep availability and incident history close, so the next client conversation starts with a useful account of what happened.

Recorded service history

Check resultsIncident timeline
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Workspace limits and available features depend on the selected plan.

A routine your team
can rely on.

From the first monitor to the recovery update, give your team a clear process and your clients a useful record.

Follow an example incident
Set the scope.
Carry the context through.
  1. 01

    Set the scope with your client.

    Add the websites and service endpoints you maintain. Choose intervals and confirmation thresholds for each monitor.

  2. 02

    Respond with the facts in front of you.

    Use regional evidence and the incident timeline to guide the investigation and decide what to communicate.

  3. 03

    Publish a client-ready explanation.

    Share component health and clear updates on a branded status page. Keep the technical investigation in the workspace.

  4. 04

    Bring history to the next conversation.

    Use recorded uptime and incident history to discuss recurring issues and the next reliability priorities.

Orbit TravelExample public update
Resolved

Booking service restored.

Bookings are working normally again. Thank you for your patience while we restored service.

Booking APIOperational

The recovery update
matters, too.

Give clients a place to check service health and read the updates your team publishes. Close the loop with a clear explanation when service is restored.

Explore a status page

Make reliability part
of the service you deliver.

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