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Incident Management

Incident Management is a focused resource for related products, services, and industry information, combining company profiles, providers, and product options with practical context for evaluating capabilities, costs, and fit.

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Statuspage

United States

Statuspage, founded in 2013 and part of Atlassian, is a leading status page service trusted by 20,000+ teams. It helps companies communicate service status, planned maintenance, and incident updates to users in real time, a standard tool for modern SRE teams.

PagerDuty

United States

PagerDuty, founded in 2009 and headquartered in San Francisco, is the leading incident management and on-call platform serving 20,000+ enterprise customers. Its 700+ integrations and AI-driven alert noise reduction help DevOps teams respond to critical events faster.

xMatters

United States

xMatters, founded in 2000 and headquartered in San Ramon, CA, is an enterprise incident management and on-call platform. With low-code workflow builder and smart alert routing at its core, it has served finance and healthcare for 25+ years.

VictorOps

United States

VictorOps, founded in 2012 in Boulder, CO and acquired by Splunk in 2018, is now integrated as Splunk On-Call. Known for its unique Timeline visualization and deep Splunk integration, it serves as the incident management component of the Splunk observability ecosystem.

Squadcast

India

Squadcast is an incident management and on-call scheduling platform founded in 2017 in India, helping SRE and DevOps teams structure alert handling with automated routing, scheduling, and postmortems.

Opsgenie

United States

Opsgenie, founded in 2012 in Atlanta, GA and acquired by Atlassian in 2018, is the alert management and on-call scheduling platform under Atlassian. Deep Jira and Confluence integration enables closed-loop alert-to-incident management for DevOps teams.

ilert

Germany

ilert is a Germany-based alert management and on-call scheduling platform founded in 2017. It centralizes alerts from 100+ monitoring systems, with flexible scheduling, multi-channel notifications, and automatic escalation policies.