Operational alerting

Uptime Alert Escalation

Define who should hear about an outage, when they should hear it, and which endpoint policy controls the response.

Reusable destinations

Name the audience once

Create destinations such as DevOps Slack, Management Teams, or Stakeholder Email, verify them with a test, and reuse them across escalation policies.

EmailMultiple confirmed recipients
SlackIncoming webhook
DiscordChannel webhook
TeamsWorkflow webhook
CustomHTTPS POST webhook
Ordered policies

Escalate as downtime persists

Every endpoint selects one named policy. Each policy can route outage steps, recovery, SSL warnings, and sustained response-time degradation without repeating destination setup on every endpoint.

Down forNotifyPurpose
3 minutesDevOps TeamsStart technical response
15 minutesDevOps EmailBroaden technical awareness
60 minutesManagement Teams, Stakeholder EmailEscalate prolonged impact

Example only. Downtime thresholds and destination selections are editable.

Recipient consent

A new email recipient must accept a single-use confirmation before operational alerts begin.

Test before relying on it

Each configured destination has a test action and a visible result, without exposing stored webhook secrets.

Delivery and escalation history

Review the latest 50 notification attempts and latest 50 outage escalations in their respective History tabs.

Recovery without a new audience

Recovery notifications go only to destinations that were actually reached during that outage. SiteInformant also prevents the same escalation step from firing twice for one incident, even when background processing retries.

Build the alert path before the outage

New accounts start with an Owner Email destination and a Default policy, so monitoring can begin without a blank configuration.

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