One page that tells your colleagues whether it's them or the tool.

Why IT teams pay for it

• Evidence when a vendor misses its SLA.Set the SLA from your contract and every tool shows how much of this month's allowed downtime is used. Saved boards export a timestamped day-by-day record to back a service-credit claim or answer an auditor.
• Fewer "is it us or them?" tickets.When Teams or Salesforce stalls, people check the board instead of the service desk. The answer is there before the first ticket is written.
• It sees what vendor status pages leave out.Our own checks every 5 minutes, the incidents each vendor declares, and severe notices of the cloud, CDN and DNS provider underneath. When our checks fail before the vendor posts, the board says so, in minutes.
• Shared risk, in one sentence."6 of 6 depend on AWS Route 53 for DNS." Concentration you can show to management, auditors or under DORA and NIS2, not just a list of green dots.
• Your own systems next to your vendors.Add up to 25 of your own endpoints. They appear by name only; the URLs stay private.
• Alerts and your brand.The same events go to Slack, Microsoft Teams, a webhook or email. Logo, colour, a permanent link and an iframe for the intranet or a client portal; hide our footer if you resell it.