Automated On-Call Management
with Incident Response by Squadcast
Managing on-call shouldn't mean manual coordination or sleepless nights. Automated on-call management helps teams set up intelligent schedules, build smart escalation paths, and deliver alerts through the right channels at the right time. The result is fewer delays, better handoffs, and happier engineers.
Automate on-call, route alerts smartly, and never miss a critical incident
Make sure alerts reach the right person, faster
With customizable notification rules, multi-channel alert delivery, and intelligent escalation policies, incidents are routed quickly and accurately. Teams can act fast without being bogged down by missed alerts or unclear responsibilities.
Keep systems resilient with smart on-call coverage
Schedules and round-robin policies ensure balanced workloads and reduce single points of failure. You can visualize coverage, manage global teams, and maintain consistent handoffs to ensure no alert goes unnoticed.
Respect engineering time without sacrificing coverage
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Flexible scheduling tools, customizable rotations, and workload balancing keep things fair. Engineers know when they’re on-call and when they’re not, reducing burnout and creating a healthier incident response culture.
Reduce manual effort and scale on-call operations easily
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With features like schedule cloning, export options, and reusable escalation paths, admins can set up and replicate coverage plans in minutes. The platform reduces repetitive work, saves time, and makes it easier to manage large teams with complex needs.
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Do you find yourself asking…
Why Is On-Call Work So Important for SRE Teams?
On-call responsibilities are a core part of Site Reliability Engineering (SRE), helping ensure that services remain reliable and available. SREs typically spend around 25% of their time on-call, which includes more than just responding to incidents; it involves managing workloads, staying updated with technical changes, and maintaining operational readiness.
Why Is On-Call Work So Important for SRE Teams?
On-call responsibilities are a core part of Site Reliability Engineering (SRE), helping ensure that services remain reliable and available. SREs typically spend around 25% of their time on-call, which includes more than just responding to incidents; it involves managing workloads, staying updated with technical changes, and maintaining operational readiness.
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