Ensure your team is ready to respond to incidents with On-Call Readiness Reports. Configure the notification requirements for your team, see who has their notifications configured, and send reminders to folks not yet finished with their configurations.
Status Update Templates give your team control over how status updates are sent to stakeholders and what information is included. Customize your templates for different audiences and different types of incidents using the templating language Liquid.
New enhancements to SRE Agent power faster triage, greater access controls, and more connectivity into existing systems. Watch this demo to learn more about them: SRE Agent on Escalation Policies (EA), Recommended Workflows (GA), Agent Connectors and Tools (GA) and PagerDuty Advance team-level permissions (GA).
Maintenance Windows allow you to turn off PagerDuty incidents and alerting for a system while you work on it. Use maintenance windows when performing planned work on your systems.
Service Graph allows your team to organize PagerDuty services in a meaningful visual way. Associate your technical services and business services so stakeholders can see system status easily.
Not every incident will impact your most important systems or users. PagerDuty Incident Priority allows your team to indicate by name and color how important an incident is, and what work should be deployed to remediate it.
Business Services give PagerDuty users and stakeholders a “front door” to complex architectures. They model capabilities in your environment and attach meaning to your system diagrams so non-technical stakeholders can easily identify components during an incident.
What does it really take to be "the calm in the storm" during a major incident? In this candid panel from PagerDuty on Tour, Chris Conklin (Technology Executive AIOPs, TD Bank) and Sam Brinley (CVP Enterprise Cloud Solution Architect & Engineer at New York Life) sit down with PagerDuty to talk through two decades of evolution in IT operations – from the "Wild West" of early network management to today's push into AI and agentic operations.