
We moved our on-call and incident workflow to Parny a few months ago after years on PagerDuty. The short version: it reduces tool-switching and makes the 3 a.m. stuff less painful.
What stood out first was having alerts, on-call schedules, uptime checks, and a live incident timeline in one place. During a messy outage, Parny’s service mapping view makes it easier to understand “what breaks with what” without hopping between dashboards. The Slack bot has also been a win for our team. acknowledging, reassigning, or checking who’s on call happens right in chat, which keeps response times tight. Notifications have been reliable, and the pricing that includes unlimited SMS/phone calls removed a budgeting headache for us.
PagerDuty is still the reference point for mature features, its scheduling and mobile app are excellent, and Service Graph is solid. But for our use case, Parny’s “everything in one UI” approach and lighter setup got us to value faster. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Tiny nitpicks: a couple of screens still feel new in places, and we’d love to see the integrations list grow even more. Overall though, Parny has been a practical upgrade for day-to-day on-call life: less context switching, faster handoffs, and a calmer incident room. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
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