Handover
Your team resolves. We do the work before that.
We frame impact, likely cause, and severity, then hand the incident over. The people who can fix it start from that brief.
The system
We monitor your applications continuously as a managed monitoring and managed support operation. People and advanced tooling match alerts to traffic, separate what is real, and hand your team an incident to resolve. Hygiene between incidents is part of the same work.
We monitor your applications continuously. We stand up coverage, or we run the stack you already have.
We keep alerts matched to live traffic. We own filtering and hygiene, so noise doesn’t become your team’s job.
We frame impact, likely cause, and severity before we hand anything on.
Your team receives an incident they can resolve. We own the path from the alert to that person.
Handover
We frame impact, likely cause, and severity, then hand the incident over. The people who can fix it start from that brief.
Hygiene
As traffic changes, we review thresholds, routes, and what counts as noise. The alerts your team sees stay worth their time.
Coverage
The default is United Kingdom (UK) business hours. The Critical engagement adds extended hours and around-the-clock coverage, only after we’ve proved the handover. We don’t offer overnight coverage on day one without a drill.
Stack
Bring Datadog, New Relic, CloudWatch, Grafana, or similar, or we stand coverage up for you. We run detection, tuning, and triage in one place. You get the incident as one brief.
Context
The handover names who is affected, how severe it is, and what we already know. Stakeholder updates follow severity rules agreed up front.
Go-live
Ops, Critical, and a shadow pilot follow the same rhythm. You move from discovery through a drill, then you sign coverage.
We inventory services, criticality, and who resolves what we hand over.
We connect your monitors or ours and confirm alert routes. Where they matter, we check Transport Layer Security (TLS) and Domain Name System (DNS).
We agree channels, who owns the status page, and a priority 1 to priority 3 (P1 to P3) matrix.
We document the top failure modes, then run a tabletop or synthetic test before go-live.
You sign the coverage window, and we set the first monthly report template.
See engagement shapes and request discovery.