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Incidents are
Inevitable

And we help you resolve them faster

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100+ companies

Trusted by Accenture, Neat, Wolters Kluwer, Chalo, Webpros, and 100+ other companies.

On-call management,
done right.

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Severity and Priority

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Resolve, resolve by timer

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Incidents handled

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Critical incidents

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Complete transparency
with Activity log

Every alert, action, and resolution — logged automatically and trace back any incident's full

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How Spike deals with incidents

When an incident occurs, Spike intelligently determines whether it's a new or repeated incident,

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Auto Resolve incidents

Spike listens for recovery signals and automatically resolves the incident - stopping alerts instantly.

Less noise with auto suppression

Identifies incoming alerts with open incidents and suppresses duplicates. Less noise, more focus.

Repeated incidents

Spike tracks incidents across occurrences and detects patterns, so you can spot what keeps breaking.

Complete transparency
with Activity log

Every alert, action, and resolution — logged automatically and trace back any incident's full

Activity log timeline showing an incident's lifecycle: triggered, message sent to channel, phone call to on-call member, synced with Linear, incidents suppressed, and resolved, each with a timestamp

Every action, right
when you need it.

Everything you need to respond, escalate, and communicate is built into the incident.

Status page

Link an incident and it reflects on your status page instantly. No manual updates needed.

Create a ticket

Open a ticket on Jira, Linear, ClickUp, or Shortcut directly from the incident.

Start a video call

Paste a link or launch a Google Meet call with your team without leaving the incident.

Support ticket

Create a support ticket on Freshdesk, Zendesk, or SupportPal in one click.

Trigger outbound

Fire an external script, restart a server, or run a Lambda function as part of your response.

Public incident page

Make incident details available publicly so your users and stakeholders stay informed.

Alerts you
can't miss

Get alerts where it matter: Phone, Chat, or Mobile app. Even with Do Not Disturb on.

ALERTING
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Phone call

Phone call that passes DND

Responders panel for an incident showing currently assigned and available team members

Alert channels

Slack, SMS, WhatsApp, Teams

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Phone call

Push notifications from mobile app

Every action,
logged in real time

From the moment an incident is created to the final resolution, Spike tracks every step.

Incident timeline showing the incident created, an alert sent on Slack, an alert sent via phone call to James Adam, and an alert sent on the mobile app to Maya Smith, each with a timestamp