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Downtime alerts with the context to understand what happened.

Follow the path from failed check to confirmed incident, email alert and recovery. Keep the record after the immediate problem is over.

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Illustrative example · Demo data
  1. 01Failed check
  2. 02Confirmed incident
  3. 03Downtime email
  4. 04Recovery recorded
  5. 05Recovery email
  1. 01Check failed
  2. 02Incident confirmed
  3. 03Email alert
  4. 04Recovery + email

Fictional sequence. Animation timing is not check cadence or a performance promise.

01

Confirmation gives failures context

A failed check enters the monitor’s confirmation flow before becoming confirmed downtime. Review the resulting incident instead of treating every isolated observation as a separate outage.

02

Email for downtime and recovery

Configured email notifications report confirmed downtime and recovery. Failed send attempts are retried. Email is the supported notification channel; delivery time is not guaranteed.

03

A timeline that remains useful afterward

Review when the incident began, how long it lasted and when the service recovered. Pair that timeline with response-time statistics to investigate the period around the failure.

In practice

Where this signal earns its place.

  • Investigating an outage after a deployment.
  • Confirming that a scheduled task has resumed.
  • Reviewing recurring incidents across a client portfolio.

A closer look

Which notification channels are supported?

Email notifications are supported for downtime and recovery. No Slack, SMS, Teams, Discord or PagerDuty integration is advertised or required.

What if an email send fails?

Failed delivery attempts are retried. The incident history remains available independently of whether an email has reached your inbox.

Connect the context

Related signals

01

Website Monitoring

Monitor availability, response time and downtime.

02

Heartbeat Monitoring

Know when scheduled tasks stop checking in.

03

Uptime Statistics

Review uptime, response time, MTBF and MTTR.

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