Give employees a single place to check service health during incidents. EU-hosted, custom domain, included in your Notifiier plan.
Why IT teams need a status page
When systems go down, users go straight to informal channels: Slack, Teams, email, or the IT desk phone. A status page centralises that activity. If users can check a page and see "Email: investigating, ETA 45 minutes", they stop filing tickets and calling the help desk.
A status page reduces noise during the worst moments of an incident.
For internal use or public-facing
Notifiier's status page works for both audiences. Use it internally so employees can check the status of internal services. Or point it at a public URL so customers can see the health of your external services.
Custom domain — no enterprise tier required
Some status page tools require an expensive plan tier just to use your own domain. In Notifiier, a custom domain is not a premium feature. Your status page runs at status.yourcompany.com, not at a generic subdomain.
EU-hosted
Your status page data — service states, incident updates, subscriber information — is hosted in Europe. Subscriber email addresses stay in Europe.
Incident communication loop
Status page and desktop alerts work together. When an incident starts: post to the status page and send a desktop alert simultaneously. When it resolves: update the status page and send an all-clear. Users get proactive notification without having to check anything manually.
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