Operations

The notification carries the same explanation.

Every alert reaches your team through the channel they already watch — and it arrives with the same root-cause explanation you'd see in the dashboard, not a bare "something's wrong" ping that sends someone straight to a browser tab.

5channel types built in
3ways to route: severity, asset, integration
1notification per incident, not per alert
Channels

Alerts where your team already is.

Slack
Microsoft Teams
PagerDuty
Opsgenie
Generic Webhook
Email & SMS

One notification, not three pages for one problem.

Because causal correlation collapses a cascade into a single incident before it ever reaches a notification channel, your team gets paged once — for the root cause — with the effect chain attached as context, instead of three separate, seemingly unrelated pings that all need to be manually connected back together at 3am.

Kllyroo alert delivered in Slack
Routing

Route by what actually matters to you.

Route byExample
SeverityCritical incidents to PagerDuty, warnings to a Slack channel
AssetProduction database alerts to the DBA team's channel, staging to a muted one
IntegrationSecurity findings to a dedicated security-alerts webhook, everything else to Teams
Where We Stand

Scope, honestly.

What's covered

  • Slack, Teams, PagerDuty, Opsgenie, generic webhook, email, and SMS
  • Routing by severity, by asset, and by integration
  • Every notification carries the same root-cause explanation as the dashboard
  • One notification per correlated incident, not one per raw alert

What it isn't

  • Not a full incident-management platform with its own on-call scheduling — it routes into the tools that already do that (PagerDuty, Opsgenie) rather than replacing them
  • No built-in alert-fatigue analytics dashboard yet — routing rules are configured directly, not tuned by a separate insights layer
Pairs Well With

Related capabilities

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