Key features of Mission Control

 

Real-time incident detection

Our engineers get instant notifications when something spikes, drops or errors, including signals from 3rd-party integrations you rely on.

Live incident communication

During an incident, our managers can push updates straight to you using our built-in notification system, keeping you informed without slowing us down.

Automated incident timelines

Actions, alerts, escalations and timestamps are logged automatically. After the incident, we add root cause analysis and recommendations so we can send you a complete post-incident report.

Dedicated client dashboards

Every client has a private dashboard containing stack info, architecture details, SLAs, contacts and anything our team needs for rapid response.

Event calendars

Deployments, content releases, go-lives, maintenance windows… all visible and synced across our global team so nothing takes us by surprise.

Support request tracking

Service requests flow into Mission Control so the team can track, update, resolve and close everything quickly and consistently.

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