Weekly uptime report
A once-a-week email that says whether you held your uptime target, which monitors are lowest, and what got worse since last week.
On this page
The weekly uptime report is a short email that lands once a week, on the day and at the time your workspace chose (Monday 08:00 unless you change it), in your workspace's timezone. It gives the whole team a regular picture of the week without anyone having to open the dashboard.
What's in it
- Last 7 days at a glance: total incidents, average time to resolve (MTTR), and how many monitors the workspace has.
- A verdict against your target: how many monitors stayed at or above the uptime target set under Settings → Notifications. When you have not set one, the report uses 99.9%.
- Lowest availability: the monitors with the lowest uptime that week, worst first. A monitor that is currently paused is marked, because its uptime covers only the part of the week it was still being checked.
- What got worse: the monitors that dropped at least half a percentage point compared with the previous seven days, biggest drop first. A monitor that ran no checks the week before is left out rather than shown as having fallen from a week it never had.
Workspaces with many monitors get an excerpt of the availability list, not every row. The report says how many monitors it is showing and out of how many, so a short list never reads as "everything else was fine".
Demo Mode data is excluded from every number.
Who gets it
Every verified owner and admin of the workspace. The report is sent to the same people as the daily brief.
Timing
- It fires on the weekday and time set under Settings → Notifications, in your workspace's timezone. The default is Monday 08:00, which is what it always used to be.
- It is sent at most once per week. A re-run on the same Monday never sends a duplicate.
- The cadence is fixed at once a week. Unlike the uptime and workspace reports, the weekly report has no weekly/monthly choice — it is a single on/off switch.
Turn it off
The weekly report is on by default. To opt out, go to Settings → Notifications and turn off Weekly uptime report.
Because it is a summary rather than a transactional account notice, every weekly email also
carries a one-click unsubscribe link, both as a link in the message and as the
List-Unsubscribe header your mail client's own unsubscribe button uses.
Unsubscribing stops this report only for the address that clicked. Your other reports keep arriving, and so do alerts, password resets and billing notices. If you change your mind, Settings → Notifications → Daily digest lists what your address has unsubscribed from and lets you resume it.
Note the difference between the two controls: the switch turns the report off for the whole workspace, the unsubscribe link turns it off for one address.
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