Build trust with every outage

Picture this — it's 2 a.m. and your phone is ringing with an on-call alert.

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Emre,
Picture this — it's 2 a.m. and your phone is ringing with an on-call alert.
Production is down, and there's a flood of support tickets. Your customers want to know what's going on and when they can access
the site again.
Your team is focused on fixing the issue — the first rule of incident response is to stop the bleeding — but it's making it
difficult to keep everyone in the loop during the heat of the outage.
Wouldn't it be nice to have a single page where you could publish incident updates that your customers could see in real-time?
Enter status pages [https://cronitor.io/status-pages].




Your system status, visualized

A status page provides visibility into the current health of your software. It's a single page where anyone can view the latest
status, any ongoing or past incidents.
Incidents happen. Whether you're a startup or a global enterprise what matters the most is how you handle them. Status pages help
you turn every outage into an opportunity to build trust in your service.


Customer questions, answered

With a status page, your customers can answer questions such as:
 * Is your site up and running?

 * How reliable is your service?

 * What kind of performance can I expect from your API?

 * Is there an ongoing outage?

 * Where can I contact you in case of an emergency?

Check out our demo status page [https://statuspage-demo.cronitor.io/?ref=status-page-guide] for a real-world example of what they
look like in action.


Incident communication, simplified

A status page is of great help before and during downtime. Being transparent about how your team has handled incidents in the past
is a great way to build trust.
When your service is up, they help you showcase historical reliability. During downtime, they help your team communicate status
updates with all stakeholders.
Status pages enable your team to:
 * Showcase your reliability. Help your users see how reliable and performant your services are. This builds trust and sets the
   right expectations on what your SLAs are.

 * Share incident updates. Simplify incident management by publishing updates from one place. Your team doesn't have to use
   different platforms to communicate incidents.

 * Automate incident creation and resolution. Monitoring platforms - such as Cronitor - create and resolve incidents for you. This
   frees up time for your team and ensures the status on your page is always accurate.

 * Reduce support tickets. Be transparent about past and ongoing outages. Your customers can answer their questions without going
   through support first.

It's not only tech-savvy customers that find them useful. More than ever our daily interactions happen over the internet and
downtime happens. That's why many users now look for a company's status page whenever they think there's an issue.


Create a Free Status Page [https://cronitor.io/app/welcome/statuspages]

 
At Cronitor, we've put together The Complete Guide to Status Pages
[https://cronitor.io/docs/status-pages-guide?utm_source=mailchimp&utm_campaign=drip-status-pages] so you can learn how to make the
most out of yours.



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