OnCallReady intercepts alerts, matches them to runbooks, and auto-resolves incidents — before anyone gets paged. 94% resolved without human intervention.
OnCallReady replaces the on-call scramble with a machine that already knows the fix.
Datadog, PagerDuty, or any monitoring tool fires an alert. OnCallReady receives it instantly via webhook.
Pattern-matching engine scans your runbook library and selects the right fix in under a second.
Pre-approved remediation steps run automatically. Logs stream live so you can follow along.
Incident closes with a full audit trail. Slack summary posted. Humans never involved.
Define remediation steps once. Reuse across every incident. Version-controlled, editable by your whole team.
Native connections to Datadog, Prometheus, Grafana, PagerDuty, Slack, Jira, and more. One-click setup.
Watch incidents move through states in real time. Full execution logs, elapsed timers, and resolution history.
Smart regex matching selects the right runbook instantly. Learns from past resolutions to improve accuracy.
Every action is scoped to a specific runbook. No arbitrary shell access. Full audit log on every execution.
Resolved incidents post summaries to Slack. Jira tickets auto-update. Postmortems write themselves from the log.
"We had an on-call rotation where every engineer dreaded their week. OnCallReady resolved 40 incidents in the first month without a single page. The on-call rotation is now... boring. In the best way."
"Our mean MTTR dropped from 23 minutes to 31 seconds. The runbook library is now the most-read doc in engineering. New hires learn the stack by reading how we fix it."
"We migrated from PagerDuty because their model is 'wake someone up and let them figure it out.' OnCallReady already knows the fix. That changed everything about how we run ops."
"The zero-trust permissions model was what sold it to our security team. OnCallReady only runs the exact steps in the runbook — no shell access, no side effects. We were able to get board approval in one meeting."
Set up in 15 minutes. No new infrastructure. Runs on your existing monitoring stack.