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SPIRITT
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From alert to recovery
SPIRITT manages monitors and heartbeats, coordinates incident response, and keeps your status pages current. Turn each outage into a documented recovery and accountable follow-up work.
What you can do with Better Stack.
Coverage that stays current
Keep service monitors and scheduled-job heartbeats aligned with your inventory, grouped by service and labeled with ownership metadata.
Response with continuity
Acknowledge incidents, escalate to the right schedule or policy, and maintain incident comments so responders inherit context rather than guesswork.
Recovery beyond closure
Publish status updates from verified incident facts, then turn timelines and availability results into tracked engineering improvements.
Works with your other apps.
Get started in three steps.
01
Open your workspace
Start a SPIRITT workspace for uptime coverage, incident coordination, and reliability follow-through.
02
Connect Better Stack
Connect Better Stack with an API key that has access to the monitors, incidents, schedules, and status pages your mission needs.
03
Delegate an outcome
Give SPIRITT a reliability mission. It builds the workflow, operates the response, and carries recovery into follow-up work.
Hand over a mission.
Choose a mission. Make it yours.
Put Better Stack to work.
Put reliability follow-through to work
Questions
Better Stack, with SPIRITT.
01Which Better Stack operations can SPIRITT take over?+
SPIRITT can create and update uptime monitors and heartbeats, organize groups and metadata, acknowledge and escalate incidents, add comments, and resolve incidents. It can also retrieve availability, response times, and incident timelines to guide response and follow-up.
02What access does the connection need?+
Better Stack connects with an API key. Provide access appropriate to the mission's resources and actions, such as monitor configuration, incident management, or status page updates. Other tools, such as Slack or Linear, need their own connections for cross-tool work.
03Can SPIRITT publish incident and maintenance updates?+
Yes. On an existing status page, SPIRITT can create incident or maintenance reports, publish status updates, and update report timing and affected resources. It can also organize sections and resources, keeping customer-facing components aligned with monitored services.
04How does it coordinate with our engineering tools?+
Better Stack incident details, comments, and timelines can feed Slack handoffs, Notion reviews, and Linear remediation issues. SPIRITT can also register an outgoing webhook endpoint for event-driven workflows and link follow-up work back through incident comments.
05What custom systems can it build from Better Stack data?+
Useful builds include a service reliability console, a scheduled-job coverage register, and an incident coordination service. Monitor and heartbeat availability, response-time metrics, ownership metadata, and on-call schedule events provide concrete inputs for those systems.
06Does this connection include searching application logs?+
The supported operations here focus on uptime, heartbeats, incident response, on-call configuration, and status pages. They include managing telemetry source groups, but not searching log entries. Reliability workflows should use the available monitoring evidence or a separately connected source for deeper diagnostics.