Statuspage.io is the standard tool for communicating service health to customers and stakeholders. When an incident is published or a component status changes, Statuspage sends subscriber notifications. What it does not do is guarantee that your own engineering team is aware and actively responding.
ITOC360 connects to Statuspage.io as a webhook subscriber. When an incident or component status change is detected, ITOC360 identifies the on-call engineer and reaches them immediately so your team responds faster than your customers escalate.
80% of outages are avoidable. Statuspage.io identifies the issue; ITOC360 ensures a human response matches that detection speed.
Voice call, SMS, or email the moment a Statuspage incident is created or a component degrades.
Added as a webhook subscriber directly in Statuspage. No changes to existing incident workflow or subscriber configuration.
Incident impact maps to priority: minor to MEDIUM, major to HIGH, critical to CRITICAL. Component degradation defaults to MEDIUM.
When an incident reaches resolved status or a component returns to operational, ITOC360 closes the corresponding alert automatically.
Statuspage is designed for external communication. When your team publishes an incident, the assumption is that engineers are already aware and working the problem. In reality, the order is often reversed: the status page update goes out and the internal engineering response is still being assembled.
ITOC360 inverts the dependency. The moment Statuspage fires the webhook for a new incident or component degradation, ITOC360 actively notifies the on-call engineer. Your internal response is triggered at the same moment your external communication goes out.
Statuspage.io identifies the issue, but passive channels cannot guarantee a human response. ITOC360 bridges that gap, notifying the right expert via their preferred channel and escalating until someone responds.
Common questions about integrating Statuspage.io with ITOC360.
In your Statuspage.io account, go to Subscribers and switch to the Webhook tab. Click Options, then Add Subscriber, set the type to Webhook, and paste your ITOC360 webhook URL. This subscribes ITOC360 to all incident and component events for that status page.
Incident events at all stages (investigating, identified, monitoring) create alerts. Component status changes (Degraded performance, Partial outage, Major outage, Under maintenance) also create alerts. Both resolve automatically when their respective conditions clear.
Yes. If you manage multiple status pages in Statuspage.io, create a separate ITOC360 source for each page and assign different escalation policies per page.
No. ITOC360 handles on-call escalation. Statuspage.io subscriber management for customers and external stakeholders remains separate and unchanged.
ITOC360 records the complete escalation timeline: when Statuspage fired the event, each notification attempt, and when an engineer acknowledged. This complements the Statuspage incident history with internal response metrics.
Alert storms, manual processes, missed incidents, and no clear ownership cause long MTTR and burned-out engineers. Your on-call engineers should only wake up when it truly matters.
