Your command center for vendor outage risk.
Start with a stack scan, monitor the services your business depends on, set alerts, and use War Room when risk starts moving.
The core flow is simple: scan stack → add watchlist → set alerts → open War Room.
Step 1
Scan
Step 2
Watch
Step 3
Alert
Step 4
War Room
Live
outage signals
5 min
snapshot refresh
Multi-source
dependency context
Built for
business response
Selected catalog vendors with current evidence. This showcase is not a complete outage inventory.
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Start the War Room workflow with a stack scan.
Scan your stack, add watchlists, set alerts, then use War Room when vendor risk changes.
Build your War Room from one simple workflow.
PulseWatch keeps the experience focused: scan your stack, monitor vendors, set alerts, then use War Room for incident context.
Scan your stack to find the vendors your product depends on.
Add the important services to a watchlist for focused monitoring.
Set alerts so your team hears about meaningful changes fast.
Use War Room to see dependency risk and blast radius in one view.
Use cases
Teams use War Room when every minute matters.
Ecommerce teams
Spot payment, checkout, CDN, and auth issues before support tickets pile up.
SRE and ops teams
See dependency risk in one place, so incident response starts with context instead of guesswork.
Executives and customer success
Turn noisy outage signals into a clear story your team can share with customers.
FAQ
A clearer way to answer outage questions.
How is War Room different from a status page?
Status pages tell you what a vendor has confirmed. War Room combines vendor status, outage signals, forecasts, and dependencies so you can see risk earlier.
Do I need to add every service manually?
No. Start with Stack Scan, then refine your watchlist as your team learns which services matter most.
Who is this for?
It is built for operators, ecommerce teams, support leaders, and executives who need a clear answer during third-party incidents.
Blast radius view
See which providers, APIs, auth systems, payment rails, and cloud regions could be affected by one outage.
Evidence-based status
Current incidents require independent corroboration. Activity and forecast advisories remain clearly labelled.
Low-call architecture
The map uses one cached summary snapshot, refreshed every few minutes instead of dozens of separate polls.