Alert deduplication
Aggregate monitoring alerts.
AI-ASSISTED AUTOMATION · IT & Technology Operations
Keep critical incidents visible amid alert noise.
Deduplicate monitoring alerts, assess severity and escalate critical incidents according to on-call coverage.
- Aggregate monitoring alerts.
- Group related signals.
- Escalate by severity and on-call rules.
Tell us what you need; we will define the scope and setup steps with you.
★★★★★Explore customer experiencesIT Incident Triage & EscalationExample workspace
Route a critical alert to the current on-call ownerIllustrative workspace
An alert points to a previous on-call ownerReview draft
- Input
- Monitoring alerts, severity rules and on-call roster
- Action / check
- Verify duplicates, severity and the current owner
- Output
- An incident record for escalation to the on-call owner
Alert deduplication
Severity assessment
KEY FEATURES
What this product will handle for your team.
Practical capabilities with a clear role in your workflow.
Severity assessment
Group related signals.
On-call escalation
Escalate by severity and on-call rules.
USE CASES
How could this fit your day-to-day work?
Explore the need, the proposed approach and your team's role.
SELECTED USE CASE
Hundreds of alerts from one source
- 01THE NEED
Monitoring generates hundreds of alerts for one fault, hiding the incident that matters.
- 02AI APPROACH
Group related signals into one incident, assess impact and notify the accountable on-call team.
- 03NEXT STEP
Deliverable: Incident priority and escalation record. Success metric: Critical incident detection and escalation time.
SELECTED USE CASE
An on-call handoff occurs during a critical incident
- 01THE NEED
The on-call engineer changed before a critical alert, but the notification target is stale.
- 02AI APPROACH
If the on-call rota changed, verify the current owner and reroute escalation rather than notifying an outdated contact.
- 03NEXT STEP
Deliverable: A critical alert rerouted to the current on-call owner with timing recorded.
CUSTOMER EXPERIENCES
Experiences from our customers.
Hear from customers using the product in their business workflows.
★★★★★
It filters false alarms from 50 thousand daily logs and system alerts and displays only genuine threats. A lifesaver.
Onur CanpolatSiber Güvenlik Operasyon Merkezi (SOC)
★★★★★
It detects server CPU spikes or memory leaks in advance and notifies the relevant DevOps engineer before a 'critical fault' occurs.
Sinem ÖzerBulut Sunucu Yönetimi
The experiences shared reflect each customer’s individual project scope.
OTEMATIK · NEXT STEP
Adapt this workflow to your business.
YOUR QUESTIONS
What to know before implementation.
Review the product scope, connection requirements and approval points.
How does this solution work?
Alert floods obscure critical system incidents.
Source and need
Monitoring generates hundreds of alerts for one fault, hiding the incident that matters.
Are incidents automatically resolved?
Triage and escalation come first; consequential remediation requires authorization.
What is included in the scope and outputs?
Deliverable: Incident priority and escalation record. Success metric: Critical incident detection and escalation time.
Deliverable: A critical alert rerouted to the current on-call owner with timing recorded.
Implementation is scoped after checking access and data in the customer’s systems; no prebuilt connection is assumed.
How do quoting, setup and connections work?
Let’s define the scope together.
Workflow setup, integration assessment for suitable systems, testing, monitoring and ongoing management. Core deliverable: Incident priority and escalation record.
monitoring alerts, incident management and on-call/escalation roster
Which steps belong to AI and your team?
Analysis and workflow
Group related signals into one incident, assess impact and notify the accountable on-call team.
Proposed output
Deliverable: Incident priority and escalation record. Success metric: Critical incident detection and escalation time.
Team review
Authorization, approval steps and exception owners are agreed with your team during setup.
Business rules
Implementation is scoped after checking access and data in the customer’s systems; no prebuilt connection is assumed.
How are data, access and security handled?
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What data and systems are needed for alert deduplication?
Setup reviews access to monitoring alerts, incident management and on-call/escalation roster. Data scope, permissions and transfer methods depend on the client environment; a ready-made connector is not assumed.
OTEMATIK · NEXT STEP
Let’s define the right scope for your business.
Share your current process and required connections. Our team will help define the implementation scope and next steps.