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Application Overview

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Public status page

The public status page is what customers, subscribers, and internal stakeholders use to understand service health.

It can show:

  • the current overall status
  • active incidents and active maintenance
  • upcoming maintenance
  • a service or component hierarchy
  • recent history
  • service, incident, and maintenance detail pages

Private pages can require a shared password, viewer SSO, or both. Visitors can also manage subscriptions and custom-view access from self-service links when those features are enabled.

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Page administration

Page administration is where operators run the day-to-day status page.

Use page admin to manage:

  • incidents, maintenance, updates, and post-incident reports
  • hierarchy, components, lifecycle stages, and status types
  • subscribers, custom views, RSS feeds, and analytics
  • customization, domains, viewer access, and page access
  • Slack, Beats, AI settings, API tokens, Hosted MCP, and Terraform

Some areas appear only when the workspace plan or feature set includes them. If you do not see a feature, check your plan, workspace entitlements, or administrator access.

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Organization administration

Organization administration is for tenant-wide setup rather than a single status page.

Use org admin to manage:

  • status page creation and imports
  • tenant users
  • organization-wide authentication
  • billing and plan changes

Use page admin when you are operating a specific page. That split helps larger teams separate billing and user ownership from incident communication.

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Automation and integrations

StatiBeat includes several automation paths. Choose the one that matches the job:

Start with the manual workflow first. Automation works best after the page structure, roles, and communication style are already clear.