Know before customers do
Uptime monitors watch your endpoints and heartbeat checks watch scheduled jobs, so a silent failure gets caught.
hearing it from a customer at 11:40One place to say what's wrong. Monitors catch it before customers do, every report joins one incident, subscribers hear when it changes, and anyone who writes in is told straight away.
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When something breaks, the hard part is telling everyone. Tore does the telling, so your team can do the fixing.
Uptime monitors watch your endpoints and heartbeat checks watch scheduled jobs, so a silent failure gets caught.
hearing it from a customer at 11:40Every report about the same problem joins one incident, and one update goes to everyone affected, sent once.
pasting the same apology forty timesCustomers who subscribe hear when the status changes, so they stop writing in to ask.
refreshing a status page all morningAnyone who writes in about a known issue is told at once, straight from the incident.
"can you tell me more?"Monitors
Point uptime monitors at the endpoints that matter. Give scheduled jobs a heartbeat: they check in when they run, and a missed check-in raises the alarm. The jobs that fail quietly at 2am stop failing quietly.
Incident clustering
When customers start writing in about the same problem, Tore links their conversations to one incident instead of forty tickets. When it's fixed, one update goes to all of them, sent once. A person can edit the wording before it goes.
"The reports page is blank for me"10:02
"Reports won't load since this morning?"10:03
"Is Northwind down?"10:03
Dan edited the update · sent 10:42Reports are loading normally again. Sorry for the slow morning, and thanks for telling us.
Known issues
While an incident is open, Tore AI answers anyone who writes in about it with what the team knows, links them to the incident, and tells them when it's fixed. Anyone on your team can take the conversation over at any moment.


The public page
A public page on your own domain shows what's working now and what happened before. It's linked from the chat widget and the customer portal, so people find it before they write in.
Tune it
Tore's own status page runs on Tore.
Add your monitors and your status page today. When something breaks, the telling happens on its own and your team gets on with the fix.