Overview
Rootly is an incident management platform on Slack that helps automate manual admin work during incidents. The only enterprise-grade incident management platform loved by 100's of leading companies such as Cisco, NVIDIA, Figma, Squarespace, Canva, and more.
Some things you can automate with Rootly:
- Creating dedicated incident channels, Zoom rooms, and Jira tickets
- Looping in the right teams/responders and assign roles (e.g. Commander)
- Setting reminders and tasks (e.g. updating executive team every 30min)
- Communication with stakeholders (e.g. Statuspage, Slack, Email)
- Automated postmortem timeline generation and action item tracking
- Paging on-call via PagerDuty / Opsgenie without leaving Slack
- Tracking and visualizing metrics such as MTTR and incident causes
- Write postmortems in tools you use like Confluence, Google Docs, and more ...and much more!
Will Rootly work with my existing process? Yes!
- Workflow builder lets you customize Rootly (e.g. page Infra and email leadership when incident > SEV1)
- 40+ integrations across PagerDuty, Opsgenie, Jira, GitHub, Datadog, Zendesk, and API for custom requests
Highlights
- Creating dedicated incident channels, Zoom rooms, and Jira tickets
- 40+ integrations across PagerDuty, Opsgenie, Jira, GitHub, Datadog, Zendesk, Terraform, and API for custom requests
- Top rated in G2: https://www.g2.com/products/rootly-manage-incidents-on-slack/reviews
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Pricing
Dimension | Cost/12 months | Overage cost |
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Enterprise | $4,800.00 | |
Incident Response - Essentials | $240.00 | - |
Incident Response - Scale | $456.00 | - |
Rootly On-Call - Essentials | $240.00 | - |
Rootly On-Call - Scale | $384.00 | - |
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All fees are non-cancellable and non-refundable except as required by law.
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Rootly offers enterprise-grade support. - 24/7 around the globe coverage - Dedicated shared Slack Connect channels - Self-service Product, API, and Terraform documentation - Ability to page an on-call Rootly engineer 24/7 for urgent issues - In app support via Intercom Learn more:
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Streamlined Incident Management with Great Automation and Support.
One of the biggest benefits has been a significant improvement in our incident metrics. Rootly has directly contributed to reducing our Mean Time to Detect (MTTD), Mean Time to Mitigate (MTTM), and Mean Time to Resolve (MTTR) stats. Automation and clear workflows allow us to respond faster and work more effectively as a team. Additionally, Rootly’s automation enables us to update our status page in real-time, ensuring that our customer base is kept informed throughout the entire incident process without manual intervention. This keeps communication clear and efficient.
The ability to automate SLA reminders, incident escalations, and post-incident reviews further enhances our incident management process, helping us stay on top of every incident and respond swiftly.
Convenient tool for incident management in slack with great features
- Easy to use with a great slack interface
- Has an API which allows me to use Rootly's data when I eventually want to work with this data programatically
- Although we don't use this feature, there's the ability to incorporate with JIRA which makes issue tracking for action items easier
- Anytime I've found a bug I can work with rootly's support team to get the issue resolved quickly
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- More automation around incident retros - automating creating meetings based on participent's gmail calendar would be sick. Even though we have manditory retros with our workflow, those are often skipped, meaning we lose the valuable lessons learned during an incident.
- This may be a limitation of slack, but a clearer UI demarkation of who is playing which role in an incident would help users' tell who is playing which role in an incident
Product with amazing capabilities and wondering TAT for anything
Product Workflows - Workflows are made easy for everyone to easily understand, providing great UX.
Feature requests shared are taken seriously and they ensure they meet the expectations. Collaboration with the team is great. The best part is - Direct support from the founders when necessary.
We were handling everything manually earlier, once we onboarded with Rootly, our team saved at least 2 hours a day. There is not even one day without using Rootly. Integration with multiple tools is simplified, especially JIRA.
Given these points, adapting to Rootly was made easy, and moving to another similar tool was made unthinkable.
- Oncall Escalations.
- Oncall tasks.
- Manage multiple Bugs within the product.
- Easier Reporting.
- Easy to collaborate.
I would choose Rootly for the people alone
The turn around time in fixing bugs are usually low (sometimes to the tune of hours instead of days). Not to mention, their customer facing team are all friendly, easy going, and highly responsive. I would pick Rootly for their people alone.
Excellent start, and rapidly maturing product
Initial implementation takes some work, but their team is there to help. The support they provide is excellent, and the troubleshooting is mostly fast, direct and responsive.
I use the product for several hours a day, and have quickly become familiar with the feature set. It's made conversations about our incident system more powerful, provided data where it was needed most, and allows us the insight necessary to improve our processes.
Custom forms and fields are a weak point (they are available but take significant hand holding in the product to make effective), and the reporting systems are "fine", but once again require quite a bit of manual labor to build and maintain.