> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.obsy.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Status page

> Publish a real-time status page for your customers.

Every Obsy organization gets a public status page that shows the health of your services in real time. When an incident fires, the affected components update automatically. Customers can subscribe for email updates.

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## Accessing your status page

Your default status page URL is:

```
https://status.obsy.ai/{your-org-slug}
```

The slug is your organization name (lowercased, spaces replaced with hyphens). Change it in **Settings → Organization**.

You can also set a [custom domain](/status-page/custom-domain) like `status.mycompany.com`.

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## Admin panel

Go to **Status Page** in the sidebar to manage your status page.

The admin panel has two views:

* **Public preview** — shows what your customers see right now
* **Settings** — manage components, incidents, and subscriptions

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## Status levels

Each component shows one of these statuses:

| Status                   | Color  | Meaning                            |
| ------------------------ | ------ | ---------------------------------- |
| **Operational**          | Green  | Everything working normally        |
| **Degraded performance** | Yellow | Slower than usual but functional   |
| **Partial outage**       | Orange | Some users are affected            |
| **Major outage**         | Red    | Service is down for most/all users |
| **Under maintenance**    | Blue   | Planned maintenance in progress    |

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## Automatic incident linking

When an incident is open in Obsy and it has affected services, the status page components that match those service names automatically show a degraded or outage status.

When the incident is resolved, the components return to **Operational**.

No manual update is needed — the status page reflects your incident state in real time.

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## Email subscriptions

Visitors to your status page can subscribe with their email address to receive notifications when:

* A new incident is created
* An incident is updated
* An incident is resolved

Subscription emails are sent by Obsy's email service (Brevo). No additional email configuration is needed.

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## What customers see

The public status page shows:

* Current status of all components
* Any open incidents with their title, severity, and timeline
* 90-day uptime history per component
* SLA percentage (if configured)
* A subscription form

<CardGroup cols={2}>
  <Card title="Manage components" icon="puzzle-piece" href="/status-page/components">
    Add and configure your services as status page components.
  </Card>

  <Card title="Custom domain" icon="globe" href="/status-page/custom-domain">
    Use status.yourcompany.com instead of the default Obsy URL.
  </Card>
</CardGroup>