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More teams.
One clear practice.

Give every service team a clear place to work. Bring monitoring, workspace access, and incident communication into a consistent operating practice as your organization grows.

A shared operating practiceIllustrative organization
Agree on
the essentials

Coverage

Define the services that matter

Confirmation

Agree on evidence before escalation

Communication

Decide who needs the update

Workspace 01

Customer platform

  • Public API
  • Customer portal
Members & roles set here
Alert destination

Platform responders

Slack
Workspace 02

Commerce systems

  • Storefront
  • Checkout service
Members & roles set here
Alert destination

Commerce responders

Email
Workspace 03

Identity services

  • Authentication API
  • Sign-in endpoint
Members & roles set here
Alert destination

Identity responders

Webhook
A shared approach, configured separately in each workspace.Services · Members · Destinations
Organizational example. Each workspace has its own configuration; this diagram does not represent a central policy-enforcement console.

The right participation.
For each person.

Give people the access their work calls for. Explore selected permissions for the four built-in roles, assigned within each workspace.

Read the team access guide
Selected workspace role

Owner

Oversee the workspace.

Manage workspace membership and the monitors, incidents and status pages your team maintains.

Access stays within the workspace.

Selected permissions

Owner
  • Read monitors and incidentsAllowed
  • Create and update monitorsAllowed
  • Delete monitorsAllowed
  • Manage workspace membersAllowed

A selection of role permissions. See the team guide for access and membership details.

Different service owners.
A common starting point.

When a service fails, put regional observations, confirmation rules, and incident history in front of the team. Carry that context through the response and into the next handoff.

Inspect an example incident

Checks establish the evidence.
Your team owns the response.

Customer platform/INC-1042Example record

HTTP monitor

Public API

Resolved
  1. Confirm with evidence

    Virginia and Frankfurt met the configured failure threshold.

    2 consecutive failures · 2 of 3 regions
  2. Route the confirmed event

    The platform team's Slack destination received the incident.

    Delivery recorded
  3. Keep the recovery context

    Successive healthy checks met the recovery threshold in the affected regions.

    Observations and transitions retained
Illustrative incident history · All times UTC
Keep both audiences
in the loop.

Inside the workspaceTechnical evidence, check history, and delivery outcomes.

On your status pageComponent health and updates you choose to publish.

See the public view

Make the fit clear.
Before the rollout.

Start with your operating requirements. Review security, check how alerts connect to your tools, and confirm the scope your teams need.

01 / EVALUATE

Review security.

Understand the documented security approach and bring the requirements your organization needs to evaluate.

  • Security approach
  • Organizational requirements
Read about security
02 / EVALUATE

Connect your response.

Explore available destinations and the signed webhook workflow for the tools your responders already use.

  • Email and Slack destinations
  • Signed webhook workflow
Explore integrations
03 / EVALUATE

Confirm the scope.

Match available features and plan limits to the services, workspaces, and people you need to support.

  • Monitor and workspace limits
  • Team and feature requirements
Review pricing

Bring your service inventory, team structure, and response requirements to the conversation.

Talk to our team

Map the services.
Build a shared practice.

Let's talk about coverage, access, and your incident workflow.