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Know what broke, who it affects, and who should fix it.

Outage alerts your whole IT team can understand — even when the outage is a vendor’s.

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Slack, Teams and email · SSO and two-factor sign-in

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How it works

Three steps, no DevOps vocabulary.

  1. Pick what you depend on

    You’ll choose the vendors your team relies on, just the parts you use, and add your own websites.

  2. We’ll keep watch

    Vendors checked every minute. Your own sites checked from more than one location.

  3. Hear it in plain language

    Clear, plain-language alerts in Slack, Teams or email.

Built for IT teams, not just engineers

Most monitoring tools are built for engineers. StatusHawk is being built for the people who run the help desk.

  • Plain words, not jargon.

    Four states, each with a color, a shape and plain words:

    • Working normally
    • Slow or partly working
    • Not working
    • Planned maintenance
  • Only the parts you use.

    Follow just the parts of a vendor your team relies on.

  • Where your team already works.

    Alerts in Slack, Teams or email.

  • Sign-in your IT team can approve.

    SSO and two-factor sign-in.

Example alert (design preview)

Slow or partly working

Zoom — some meetings won’t start

Zoom is having trouble starting some meetings. Meetings already in progress are working. This is on Zoom’s side, so there’s nothing for your team to fix.

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