Pagerly
Overview
Your Operations Co-pilot on Slack/Teams. It assists and prompts oncall with relevant information to debug issues.
From the official site
Manage and create on-call schedules, sync oncalls with Slack usergroups, Jira and JSM on Slack, Opsgenie on Slack, and run incident response inside Slack…
The text above is quoted from this tool’s official website — the vendor’s own words.
Key points from the official site
- Slack user group sync
- Service monitoring
- Task management
- Uptime monitoring
- Create and manage native rotations
- Automated workflows
The points above are quoted from this tool’s own website sections and feature lists — vendor copy, not our review.
Official FAQ
- Does Pagerly replace Opsgenie?
- Yes. Pagerly covers on-call scheduling, escalation, call/SMS/email paging, incident response and status pages. Existing schedules import from Opsgenie and JSM, and Opsgenie customers can migrate in one click ahead of its April 2027 shutdown.
- Do responders have to leave Slack?
- No. Acknowledging a page, swapping a shift, opening an incident, updating a status page and assigning an Incident Commander all happen inside Slack or Microsoft Teams.
- Which tools does Pagerly integrate with?
- Two-way sync with Jira and Jira Service Management, Opsgenie, Shortcut and Google Calendar, plus incident creation from AWS, Datadog, Sentry and other observability tools. Pagerly also monitors 3,000+ third-party SaaS and cloud services.
- How does paging work if Slack is down?
- Paging runs on Pagerly infrastructure, not Slack. Calls, SMS and email are delivered regardless, and Slack itself is one of the 3,000+ services Pagerly monitors.
- Is Pagerly secure enough for enterprise?
- Pagerly is ISO 27001 certified and used by organisations from startups through Fortune 500. SSO, scoped OAuth permissions and data processing agreements are available.
These questions and answers come from the tool’s own structured data, not written by us.