PagerDuty keeps us informed.
November 20, 2023

PagerDuty keeps us informed.

Anonymous | TrustRadius Reviewer
Score 10 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User

Overall Satisfaction with PagerDuty

We use PagerDuty as the single source for alerting our support teams when production issues arise. We love the fact that we can be notified via text, in-app notifications, phone calls (or even all three if you like). It integrates seamlessly with our cloud-based monitoring vendors like pingdom, Cronitor, and AlertBot.
  • Seamless integration with major cloud based monitoring platforms.
  • Allows you to be alerted how and where you prefer - SMS, app, phone call.
  • Very easy to set up on-call schedules.
  • Very easy to create overrides in schedules when someone needs to swap.
  • Can't think of anything.
  • The ability to support multiple teams.
  • The ability to easily integrate with cloud based monitoring providers.
  • Schedule overrides.
  • It allows us to maintain a 15-minute SLA for responding to prod outages - in fact, most of the time, we are the ones alerting our cloud partners that they have an outage.
It is hard to describe this because we have no concept of what it would even look like if PD was down. All I can say is that when we have a prod outage, we have no doubt that PD will alert us.
We are utilizing the direct integrations with vendors like pingdom and AlertBot and have easily set up the custom API integrations with others like Cronitor and New Relic.
My team does not use PD Analytics.
We have not used another product in this space.

Do you think PagerDuty delivers good value for the price?

Yes

Are you happy with PagerDuty's feature set?

Yes

Did PagerDuty live up to sales and marketing promises?

I wasn't involved with the selection/purchase process

Did implementation of PagerDuty go as expected?

I wasn't involved with the implementation phase

Would you buy PagerDuty again?

Yes

It is best suited for numerous Support Teams with different on-call schedules. That is the scenario where we use it - so it's hard to imagine any "less appropriate" scenarios.