See the signal
Bring incidents, service health, telemetry, and deployment context into one calm command surface.
An evidence-first command center for teams who need to understand, coordinate, and resolve production incidents with confidence.
Designed around the tools modern operations teams use.
The incident operating system
SRE Copilot turns an overwhelmed incident channel into a focused workspace: what changed, what is affected, what the evidence says, and what to do next.
Bring incidents, service health, telemetry, and deployment context into one calm command surface.
Correlate evidence across logs, metrics, traces, and changes to rank the most likely root causes.
Turn investigation into clear next steps, approval-gated remediation, and a durable incident record.
How it works
Start from the incident, service, or question. SRE Copilot scopes the investigation without losing the wider system picture.
Watch the reasoning take shape as signals are collected, correlated, and weighed against each other.
Review proposed fixes, preserve approvals, and leave every incident with an auditable narrative.
For teams on the hook
Less time reconciling dashboards. More time making the next good decision together.
Cut through alert noise with one place to ask, inspect, and decide.
Spot failing dependencies and repeat patterns across the services you support.
Give incident commanders a shared, evidence-led view when stakes are highest.
Plans that grow with your practice
For a single team building a calmer on-call practice.
For product organizations coordinating across critical services.
For organizations with bespoke environments and controls.
FAQs
No. Recommended remediation is visible, reviewable, and approval-gated. Your team stays in control of every action.
It is designed to work from the telemetry and incident context your team already relies on, including logs, metrics, traces, deployments, and service dependencies.
SREs, platform engineers, incident commanders, and product engineering teams that need a clearer way to coordinate under pressure.
Yes. Start with the services that create the most on-call load, then expand when the workflow proves useful.