Know where you stand
Measure service availability and consumed downtime against the SLA target and reporting window you've configured.
LIVE SLA VISIBILITYTurn every incident into clear SLA visibility. Automatically track service uptime, downtime and response performance, spot risks early, and bring every team into one reliable picture.
Select an illustrative SLA target to see how downtime affects compliance.
Downtime remains below the configured example allowance.
Service commitments shouldn't depend on spreadsheets, manual timestamps or a last-minute report. SQIBS keeps the underlying incident history and SLA performance connected.
Measure service availability and consumed downtime against the SLA target and reporting window you've configured.
LIVE SLA VISIBILITYConfigure downtime-consumption reminders and escalation notifications, so the right team can act before service commitments are exceeded.
PROACTIVE NOTIFICATIONSBring SLA performance for multiple linked projects and services into a consolidated picture - without reconciling disconnected team reports.
CROSS-TEAM REPORTINGDefine what matters. Let SQIBS evaluate the impact of each incident automatically.
Set SLA percentages, time zones and measurement cycles that reflect your service agreement.
Link projects, teams and incident priorities that should count toward the SLA.
Use real incident timelines to measure downtime and calculate compliance as events occur.
Notify teams as limits approach, then review SLA reports and incident history in context.
Application, networking, infrastructure and platform teams may all contribute to the same customer-facing experience. Aggregate the service-level impact across projects instead of asking every team to calculate it separately.
Configure the model that fits your service. Monitor the commitments that matter to your customers and internal teams.
Measure service availability against an agreed percentage.
Track acknowledgment and resolution performance with configured response thresholds.
Evaluate priority-specific response and resolution commitments.
Work with period-based, rolling 30-day or configured SLA measurement windows.
For the team that needs to enforce response-time discipline - whether or not a formal uptime SLA is in place.
For service owners who need to measure the commitment itself, beyond any single response-time threshold.
Different jobs. Better together.
Set your downtime-consumption reminder threshold. When the configured limit is reached, SQIBS can create a reminder incident and send alerts through the relevant escalation configuration.
Choose a target percentage, covered projects, time window, incident priorities and reminder threshold.
Use configured SLA reminder and breach notifications to route the right signal to the right responders.
Understand the target, actual SLA, remaining allowance and incidents that affected the result.
The essentials before you put SLA monitoring on autopilot.
It monitors uptime, downtime and SLA compliance using configured service commitments and incident timelines. It also supports response and resolution tracking when the relevant MTTA / MTTR thresholds are configured.
Yes. Create separate SLA configurations for the relevant products or project groups. Each can have its own SLA target, time zone, reporting period and incident scope.
Yes. Configure a reminder threshold based on the percentage of allowed downtime consumed. SQIBS can create a reminder incident and notify the configured team before the full SLA budget is exhausted.
No. You can monitor uptime and availability SLAs without it. For incident acknowledgment and resolution timers, configure MTTA / MTTR in Incident Response Threshold. The two features are distinct and can work together.
Yes. SLA configurations can include multiple linked projects under teams, providing aggregated visibility for products or service groups.
No. The calculator and team illustration on this page use sample values to explain how SLA budgets and notifications work. They are not connected to an operational Callgoose account.
Make service reliability measurable, visible and actionable - from the first incident to the next SLA report.