Autessa Status Page features
Every Autessa Status Page feature
Autessa Status Page is status page software with incident communication, scheduled maintenance, 90-day uptime history and a changelog drafted from pull requests and approved by a person. Here is every feature, grouped by topic, for the public page your customers read and the Status Admin console your team runs it from.
Status page essentials, plus the parts only Autessa has
01 · Public status page
Public status page
Autessa Status Page gives customers one calm, always-current page that answers "is it me or is it you?" with a status banner, component status, 90-day uptime bars and every incident update.
Live status banner
Autessa Status Page opens with a plain-language banner, from "All systems operational" to "Some systems are unavailable", that refreshes itself every minute.
Read more →Component status
Autessa Status Page shows each component of your service as Operational, Degraded performance, Partial outage, Major outage or Under maintenance.
Read more →90-day uptime history
Autessa Status Page draws 90 daily uptime bars for every component, colored by the worst status that day, with the day's incidents a hover away.
Read more →Incident pages
Autessa Status Page gives every incident its own shareable page with impact, affected components, duration and the full timeline of updates.
Read more →Incident history
Autessa Status Page keeps an open incident history: the last 14 days on the front page and every month on the history page, quiet months included.
Read more →02 · Incident communication
Incident communication
Autessa Status Page turns incident communication into three moves: report it, post updates, resolve it, with component status kept in step automatically.
Report an incident
Autessa Status Page lets staff report an incident from one form: title, impact, status, affected components with their own severity, and the first public update.
Read more →Incident updates and lifecycle
Autessa Status Page moves each incident through Investigating, Identified, Monitoring and Resolved, with a public update at every step and wording you can correct later.
Read more →Smart component restore
Autessa Status Page puts components back to Operational when an incident is resolved, but keeps any component that another open incident or maintenance still affects.
Read more →03 · Scheduled maintenance
Scheduled maintenance
Autessa Status Page announces planned work before it happens and flips the affected components to Under maintenance only while the work is in progress.
Maintenance notices
Autessa Status Page announces scheduled maintenance ahead of time, with the window shown in each visitor's own time zone and the components it will touch.
Read more →Maintenance lifecycle
Autessa Status Page marks components Under maintenance only while work is in progress, restores them when it completes, and keeps canceled windows off the history.
Read more →04 · Changelog and release notes
Changelog and release notes
Autessa Status Page drafts your changelog from the day's merged pull requests and never publishes a word until a person on your team approves it.
Public changelog
Autessa Status Page publishes a public changelog next to your status, one dated entry per day in New, Improved and Fixed sections.
Read more →AI changelog drafts
Autessa Status Page drafts release notes every night from the pull requests merged the day before, written for customers rather than engineers.
Read more →Human approval gate
Autessa Status Page never publishes an AI draft on its own: only a person can approve an entry, and the public page refuses anything that is not approved.
Read more →Changelog editor
Autessa Status Page gives reviewers a Markdown editor with a live public preview, the original AI draft and the source pull requests side by side.
Read more →Reviewer reminders
Autessa Status Page emails your changelog reviewers every weekday afternoon with the drafts waiting for approval, so release notes never pile up.
Read more →Repository selection
Autessa Status Page lets you choose exactly which repositories feed the changelog, through a read-only GitHub connection.
Read more →05 · Status Admin and access
Status Admin and access
Status Admin is the staff-only console where your team runs the status page, and the public page can only ever read what is meant to be public.
Admin overview
Status Admin opens on one overview where staff see what customers see and change any component's status in one click.
Read more →Component management
Status Admin manages the components on your status page: name, description, status, display order and whether each one is shown.
Read more →Access and audit trail
Autessa Status Page keeps writes in a staff-only console, lets the public page read only public fields, and stamps every post with who made it.
Read more →100% customizable, code and all
Make Autessa Status Page fully your own.
Use it out of the box, then change anything. Ask Autobot, Autessa’s AI builder, for a new field, screen, report, workflow or agent and it builds it into your copy of the app. Or open the code and edit it yourself. Nothing is locked: the app, its data and its code are yours.
Start free and make it yours