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Frictionless acknowledgement on all channels via SMS, push, voice call, and more. No need to log in anywhere.
ilert Responder is an intelligent agent that analyzes incidents in real time. It connects to your observability stack, investigates alerts across systems, and surfaces actionable insights, without taking control away from your team.
Get critical alerts and take action in seconds, right from your lock screen or Apple Watch without opening the app.
Acknowledge, escalate or resolve alerts with a single click. No need to login into our app.
ilert AI merges similar alerts based on content, so your team can concentrate on what matters. Fine-tune the similarity threshold and apply event filters to turn only the right signals into alerts.
Worldwide two-way SMS & voice notifications. In many countries, our SMS messages use local numbers.
Keep it quiet during maintenance and disable one or multipe alert sources and services for a period of time.
Use more obtrusive alerting methods for alerts that require immediate attention.
Dynamically classify alert priority based on support hours that you can define per alert source.
ilert helps DevOps teams to be proactive, resolve incidents faster and deliver a seamless digital experience.
Get notified on multiple channels and set custom notification rules based on the priority of an alert.
Notification channel include SMS, phone calls, WhatsApp and Telegram.
Customize the summary and details of alerts to deliver critical information in a format that resonates with your team leveraging built-in and dynamic template variables from your monitoring tools.
Execute predefined actions, such as creating a ticket in ServiceNow, setting up a conference in Microsoft Teams, or adding capacity to your infrastructure.
With ilert’s Heartbeat Monitoring, you can check connectivity between your systems and tools and ilert. A monitor sends regular HTTP requests (heartbeats) and triggers alerts if a signal fails to arrive. It is a simple and reliable method that ensures no critical tools go silent.
