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OScAR (OpenScape Alarm Response)

Knowing about an issue means you can decrease potential impact before it becomes a problem. Today’s businesses need to stay ahead of interruptions, whether through simple alerts or full-blown incident management. OpenScape Alarm Response streamlines and automates processes during unusual events, reducing risk and making your organization and staff more proactive. Offered in two variations – OpenScape Alarm Response Pro and OpenScape Alarm Response Eco – we provide the alerting, information and automation solution that makes the difference in challenging times.

OutageDeck

OutageDeck tells engineering teams whether an incident is on their side or a vendor's. It reads the official machine-readable status feed that each of 172 cloud and SaaS providers publishes about itself, including AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, GitHub, OpenAI, Cloudflare and Slack, refreshes about every ten minutes, and translates every vendor's wording into one shared status vocabulary so they can be compared at a glance. Alerts go to Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord, email or your own webhook when a vendor you depend on degrades or goes down, and they link back to the vendor's own status entry so any claim can be verified at the source. Provider pages carry independent uptime history and full incident timelines, which is what postmortems need after the fact. For automation there is a public JSON API with an OpenAPI 3.1 document, embeddable SVG status badges, per-provider RSS feeds, and a remote MCP server so AI coding agents can check vendor status before debugging code. Checking any provider is free and needs no account. Free accounts add email alerts for up to 5 providers; paid plans add the other channels, unlimited providers per alert, and your own custom status feeds.

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PathLine

Pathline helps teams answer practical logistics questions: Which sites are most exposed if a delivery is delayed? How long could critical supplies last? What might change if the team takes one response instead of another? Built for civilian emergency response and defense sustainment, Pathline starts with an operating area configured around the organization's sites, routes, transport options, resources, and constraints. Teams can examine where support is needed, what each site is equipped to provide, and which supplies are currently available. When conditions change, users can run a scenario to explore the effects of a route closure, delayed movement, or increased demand. Pathline shows how pressure develops across the network and presents response options with their assumptions, expected effects, and tradeoffs in speed, cost efficiency, and risk. Teams can compare a proposed action with waiting over the same period, select an option, and advance the simulation to see the resulting conditions. Remaining shortages stay visible for the next decision. The site view brings that planning back to day-to-day logistics. Users can inspect stock on hand, incoming deliveries, and consumption forecasts for a relief site or base. A shipment that has been dispatched remains separate from inventory that has actually arrived and can be used. Pathline also supports field records when central connectivity is interrupted. Authorized teams can record supported site operations locally and exchange updates through an available local hub. Once connectivity returns, they can review discrepancies and reconcile records with the central system. From planning an emergency relief corridor to examining a contested resupply route, Pathline helps teams understand the situation, test a response, and keep track of what happens at the site.

Phoenix Incidents

Phoenix Incidents is the first Incident Management solution that is natively built into Jira and Slack. - No new tool to learn. - No complex setup. - Zero context-switching, your developers are already there. Phoenix Incidents brings the entire incident workflow, from declaring an incident to root cause analysis follow-through, directly into the environment your teams use all day.

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Raven Controls

Raven Controls is an incident and operations management platform built for sports organisations, venues and live events. The platform gives command centers and operational teams a real-time view of incidents, issues and activity across their venues, helping them capture information, coordinate responses and ensure the right people receive the right information at the right time. Raven brings incident management, operational reporting, real-time mapping, mass notifications, Raven Eye/public reporting and communication into one connected platform. Teams can log and categorise incidents, assign actions, track responses and maintain a clear record of activity as situations develop. Built for complex live environments, Raven Controls supports stadiums, arenas, sports organisations and venues in improving situational awareness, communication and operational coordination.

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Resolve for Microsoft Teams

Resolve brings intelligent incident management directly to your Microsoft Teams workspace, streamlining how your team handles and resolves issues. Our AI-powered system understands your industry context and organizational needs, delivering truly intelligent automation.

Runframe

Runframe is the modern incident management and on-call scheduling platform for engineering teams. Declare incidents, assign responders, set severity, and track every status change in real time. Build on-call rotations with primary and backup coverage, automatic escalation policies, and coverage gap detection. Run structured post-incident reviews with auto-generated timelines. Track MTTR, MTTA, incident volume trends, and on-call burnout scores. Deep integrations with Slack, Jira, Google Meet, Datadog, Sentry, Prometheus, etc. Built for teams of 10-200 who need reliable incident response without enterprise complexity.

Sedai

Sedai goes beyond recommendations. Our platform takes action to autonomously manage and optimize your cloud resources, without manual intervention. It analyzes your production environment to find cost and reliability optimization opportunities in real time — learning from behavior patterns and adapting to new releases. Under the hood, Sedai uses deep reinforcement learning to predict the impact of potential optimizations, enabling the platform to take these actions safely. Sedai's unique approach makes it the only way way to manage and optimize the cloud at scale. Unlike conventional automation, Sedai doesn't follow fixed rules and scripts. Instead, it acts like an experienced SRE: incrementally adjusting the configuration of your resources until the exact point where performance or availability would be impacted. The result? Sedai has executed more than 25 million autonomous actions in production — with 0 incidents. Ready to save 30–50% on your cloud costs? Visit sedai.io to speak with our cloud optimization experts.

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Servicely

Servicely is the AI-native service management platform where AI agents do the work, a complete ITSM and Enterprise Service Management (ESM) platform that combines the system of record and the system of action in one product. Legacy service management platforms log tickets, route queues and manage work. Servicely resolves it. AI agents embedded across the platform classify and triage requests, summarise incidents, retrieve knowledge, recommend resolutions, trigger workflows, update records and complete fulfilment inside governed, auditable enterprise workflows with humans in the loop where you want them. The result: faster resolution, less manual admin, lower cost of service delivery, and a platform you configure without armies of consultants. Full-function ITSM ITIL-aligned Incident, Problem, Change, Request, Knowledge, Service Catalogue, CMDB and SLA management production-ready out of the box, extended without code. Enterprise Service Management on one platform Run every service team on the same platform and data model: IT Service Management (ITSM), IT Asset Management (ITAM), HR Service Delivery, Customer Service Management (CSM), Project Portfolio Management (PPM), Security Operations, Risk Management, and Vendor & Contract Management. AI agents that do the work Always-on AI agents deliver self-service to employees and customers, resolve or triage requests autonomously, and proactively identify and act on problems cutting ticket volume and operational cost, not just deflecting questions. Generative AI in every workflow An AI copilot for every service agent: summarise tickets, draft responses, generate knowledge articles and surface next-best actions, grounded in your own data with Retrieval Augmented Generation for accuracy. Orchestration & automation Automate actions inside the platform and across integrated systems. Eliminate swivel-chairing and low-value work, and build complex multi-system automation without scripting. No-code / low-code/ vibe-code configuration Fully configurable from a field change to a custom application. Workflow builder, forms, business rules and app builder let service teams ship changes in days, not quarters. Unified self-service portal One portal for every enterprise service. Employees and customers log requests, resolve incidents and find answers with AI agents resolving the majority before they ever reach a queue. Enterprise-grade integrations & governance Native integrations plus REST API to your key business applications, with AI actions running across them. Single-tenant architecture, role-based access, full audit trails and governed AI controls for enterprise assurance. Servicely is trusted by enterprise organisations across APACV. UK/EU and North America to replace legacy ITSM tools with AI-native service management delivering enterprise capability without the legacy cost and complexity.

Signal9

Before the incident, there are alerts. Signal9 is a Signal Operations platform that helps teams manage alerts, on-call response, and operational automation in one place. Ingest alerts from your existing monitoring tools, coordinate response through integrated escalation and on-call workflows, and automate repetitive operational tasks using backtesting, shadow mode, and AI-driven recommendations.

Sinexo

Sinexo is claims management software that centralizes insurance claim lifecycles from declaration to archival. It consolidates case details, participant information, communication timelines, documentation, and financial tracking into one interface. The software adapts to organizational workflows, terminology, and processes. Its single-screen design organizes claims into sections like participant management, chronological action tracking, encrypted document storage, and financial elements such as quotes, invoices, and payments. Field configurations adjust based on claim type, ensuring relevant data appears for scenarios like water damage or theft. Features include follow-up reminders, integrated email with claim-specific templates, and secure document submission links. Access controls restrict visibility by claim type, department, or location. Data protection includes encryption, daily backups, IP filtering, and exportable formats.

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