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Heartbeat check and more - is your monitoring still alive?

SIGNL4 is a cloud-based mobile alerting and incident response service. Third-party systems like monitoring tools, control systems or IoT sensors detect abnormalities and transmit events to SIGNL4 over the Internet. What if your systems cannot transmit critical events anymore? That might happen when the Internet is down or when the tool itself has a problem. In this case, SIGNL4 would miss critical events and could not turn them into alert notifications to your IT admins, technicians and experts.

What's New: Updates to On-Call Management, Incident Response, Event Intelligence, Process Automation, and More!

We’re excited to announce a new set of updates and enhancements to PagerDuty’s Digital Operations Platform. Recent updates from the product team include On-Call Management and Incident Response, Process Automation, to PagerDuty Community & Advocacy Events. New capabilities enable users and customers to resolve incidents faster, do the following, and more.

PagerDuty: Event Intelligence for AIOps - Demo!

Noisy alerts and manual remediation can be things of the past. In this vidoe, learn about how your team can leverage Event Intelligence, a powerful AIOps solution from PagerDuty that helps teams harness machine learning to reduce alert noise, create context for faster resolution, and remove toil by automating repetitive tasks.

Six Stages of the Business Continuity Management Lifecycle

Business continuity is a crucial part of any scalable operations plan, but many businesses fail to realize how important it is until their first critical emergency. Only then does business continuity management come to the forefront of planning exercises, and stakeholders are forced to reflect on what went wrong, why it went wrong, and determine if they can avoid it happening again, or be better prepared if it does. The true business continuity management lifecycle begins long before an incident.

Building your First Flow - xMatters Support

Creating flows with xMatters low-code workflow builder, Flow Designer is simple. To execute a flow you need two things: A trigger and at least one step. The trigger will initiate the flow, and the step will perform an action. However, flows can get as large and complex as your incident process requires and can be used to automate and add intelligence to your resolution processes.