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Turn PagerDuty alerts into automated incident response

Connect PagerDuty's hosted MCP server and your workflows can read incidents, look up who is on call, and act, so the first minutes of an incident run themselves.

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In your workflow
  1. Incident createdtrigger
  2. Agent enrichesAI
  3. Check on-callaction
  4. Brief channeldone

When PagerDuty pages, the next steps are usually manual: gather context, check who is on call, open a channel, post an update. With the PagerDuty MCP server connected, a Spojit workflow can do that enrichment automatically, so responders open their laptops to context instead of a cold alert.

What you can build

PagerDuty inside a durable workflow

Incident enrichment

When an incident is created, pull related context with an agent and post a briefed summary to the response channel.

On-call aware routing

Look up the current on-call responder and tailor where and how the workflow notifies.

Cross-tool incident bridge

Open a GitHub issue, update a status page, and message Slack from one PagerDuty-triggered workflow.

The difference

Why teams run this on Spojit

With Spojit

  • Incident workflows run on durable execution, so the response steps still complete even if one call fails mid-incident.
  • Bridge PagerDuty to the rest of your stack: status pages, chat, issue trackers, and dashboards in one flow.
  • Actions run with the connected key's permissions, keeping automation inside your existing access model.
How MCP tool calling works in Spojit
FAQ

PagerDuty, answered

Can a workflow start when PagerDuty pages?

Yes. Pair the PagerDuty MCP server with a Spojit webhook trigger so a new incident kicks off your enrichment and response workflow.

Which tools are available?

PagerDuty hosts and curates the MCP server. See PagerDuty's MCP documentation for the current tools and parameters.

Is data stored in Spojit?

No. Incident details are read at run time and used in the workflow; they are not copied into a separate store.

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What is possible depends on your plan and authorized access. The PagerDuty MCP server is hosted by PagerDuty, so its availability, tool surface, and any usage limits are set by PagerDuty. You can request a feature or integration any time, and we will get in touch to figure out how to make it work.

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