SIGNL4 provides great support for geolocation information and in multiple ways. When a new alert with geolocation information is displayed in the mobile app, the app renders a map to visualize geographic information of the incident. A double click allows to open the default map application on the mobile device, e.g. to get directions or
“Servcies&Systems” category subscriptions provide a highly flexible way of routing alerts to specific user groups. This can for instance be used to route alerts based on responsibilities or skills. But other scenarios are possible too as the category subscription mechanism is extremly powerful. First layer of alert routing – duty status SIGNL4 currently provides
SIGNL4 provides plug-and-play chatbot integrations with Microsoft Teams and Slack, both via certified chatbot apps. Why does it makes sense to integrate SIGNL4 with chat tools after all? There are two basic uses cases that we address with the integration into Teams and Slack. Using Teams and Slack as additional notification channels By default,
Our first SIGNL4 release tin 2020 includes some great new features. Have a look: Notify your Legacy Pager For all those who still need to work with pager devices in addition to their smartphone, it is now possible to include this device in the alarm workflow. This might be the case to secure alert delivery
Event and alert severity are extremly important information for an effective alert management and response. Severity information determine the speed of response, needed resource allocation and the action path taken. Naturally, critical alerts have higher priority than major alerts which again overrule minor alerts. However, as monitoring, security and other control systems have different ways
We are more than excited to host our first ‘ask me anything’ session on SIGNL4. Here is our agenda: You will meet our experts Matt, René and Patrick. Any questions or feature requests can be discussed and answered here. We will give you an update on the latest features additions Get exclusive insights into our
Our 2nd December update adds alert counters to the web app, allows for disabling the opt-in/out from “Services & Systems” categories and adds a new encoding format to the SIGNL4 webbhook. New webhook payload format The SIGNL4 webhook now also digest payload of ‘application/x-www-form-urlencoded‘ type. A payload/webhook call of this kind would like: POST /webhook/ihdm29y8
Our December update includes a new role model for users in a SIGNL4 team, great new app features and integration with Azure Sentinel. Introducing user roles Two default user roles are now available in each SIGNL4 team: Administrator and User. This allows for restricting standard user rights versus administrative access. For existing teams, all users
Have you ever wanted to get important alerts from Azure Monitor notified on your smartphone and have all the important details of the problem at your fingertips? Have you ever missed the option to easily change the status of alerts from Azure Monitor in the Azure smartphone app? Ever missed a push notification because there
This article describes how SIGNL4 can be generally authorized as an enterprise app for Azure AD users (Marketplace Link). This is important if you want to implement the use of SIGNL4 in your company with existing user accounts from the Azure AD. Initial situation Using SIGNL4 through existing user accounts (“single sign on”) in your