From alert
to resolved
When something breaks, the first minutes are usually manual: gather context, page the right people, open a channel, update the status page. Spojit runs that on durable workflows, so responders open their laptops to context instead of a cold alert. Connect your monitoring, on-call, and chat, with AI on the triage.
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From a page to a postmortem
An alert fires
A monitor, a failing check, or a webhook kicks off the workflow, with the payload verified by HMAC so only real events run.
Spojit enriches and routes
AI summarizes the signal, pulls related context, pages the right on-call, and opens an incident channel for the team.
Keep everyone current
Post updates to the status page and chat as things change, and gather the timeline for the postmortem when it is over.
Built for the on-call life
Enrichment on autopilot
Summarize the alert, pull the related logs and changes, and hand responders a briefed incident, not a raw page.
Connect your stack
Reach PagerDuty and GitHub over MCP, and connect Datadog, Sentry, and Statuspage through their APIs, no pre-built tile required.
On-call aware
Page the right responder based on who is actually on call, and escalate if no one acknowledges.
A war room in seconds
Open a Slack channel, invite the responders, and keep a running log so the handoff writes itself.
Triggered by anything
Start from a monitoring webhook with HMAC verification, a schedule, or a manual run when you need it.
Code when you need it
Drop into a code step for a custom remediation or a one-off check, right inside the workflow.
What you can automate
Incident response
Take an alert from fired to coordinated: enriched, paged, channeled, and tracked.
Alert routing and triage
Classify and route alerts so the right team gets the ones that matter and the noise is filtered.
Status page updates
Post and clear incidents on your status page automatically as the situation changes.
Postmortem prep
Collect the timeline, the messages, and the changes into one place so the writeup starts half-done.
A runbook that runs itself vs manual toil
Wire monitoring, on-call, chat, and your status page into one durable workflow, instead of clicking through five tools every time something breaks.
Spojit fits when
- The first minutes of an incident are all manual steps
- Your tools have APIs but the glue between them is missing
- You want a clean timeline for every incident
Manual response means
- Responders waking up to a page with no context
- The same setup steps clicked through every time
- A postmortem stitched together from memory
Automate the first five minutes
Start free and turn your next alert into a coordinated response. No card needed.