Incidents
Handle every incident, from detection to resolution
Incidents open on their own, with a timeline your whole team can follow.
Escalate until someone answers.
Build the path an incident takes with the visual workflow builder, or start from a ready-made template.
- Recheck before anyone is paged
- Route by time of day, severity or team
- Escalate when nobody acknowledges
- Pause alerts during maintenance windows
Less noise, faster fixes.
Everything your team needs to go from the first alert to the fix.
Opened for you
Workflows open an incident once an outage is confirmed, and close it when things are back to normal.
One timeline
Every alert, acknowledgement, comment and status change, in the order it happened.
Acknowledge and escalate
If nobody acknowledges in time, the next person or the whole team gets the alert.
No alert storms
Rechecks filter blips, and a host that is down does not page you for every service on it.
MTTA and MTTR
Track how fast your team acknowledges and resolves incidents across the organization.
Investigate with your AI assistant
Claude, ChatGPT or any MCP client gets the timeline, the affected host and its CPU and memory in one call.
Frequently asked questions
Workflows open them. A trigger fires, for example a failed uptime check, a metric threshold or a missed cron job, the workflow rechecks it, then creates the incident with a full timeline.
Yes. A workflow can close the incident as soon as conditions return to normal, so the timeline and the duration stay accurate.
Anyone you route to: email, Telegram and Discord on every plan, Slack, Microsoft Teams and Pushover from Pro, PagerDuty and webhooks on Business.
Yes, if you want them to. Incidents can appear on your public status page and are tracked there through resolution.
Yes. Claude, ChatGPT and any MCP-capable client can connect to the Fivenines MCP server to read incidents, acknowledge, comment and resolve them. It is included on every plan.
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