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Every team has a private status page that gives team members a centralized view of incidents, maintenance activity, and service health for that team. Use the private status page to review active incidents, look back at incident history, and monitor the current status of the services or components connected to that page.

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How It Works

A team’s private status page is only available to logged-in Rootly users who are members of that team. From the team dashboard, click Private Status Page to open the page for that team.
Private Status Page link on a team dashboard
A team’s private status page

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What the Status Page Shows

Depending on how the page is configured, the private status page can show:
  • Active incidents
  • Resolved incidents and incident history
  • Scheduled and completed maintenance
  • Service or component status
  • Uptime history
Incident updates and history are scoped to the status page itself.
Incidents do not appear on the status page automatically. They must be attached to the status page.

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Permissions

All members of the team can view that team’s private status page. Creating, editing, or deleting status pages requires the appropriate status page permissions for your role.

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Public vs. Private Status Pages

Private status pages are intended for internal visibility within Rootly. They are only accessible to authenticated team members. If you need to share service health outside your team or organization, you can use a public status page if your plan supports it.

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Customize the Status Page

You can customize the status page to match your team’s needs. Available settings may include:
  • Page title and description
  • Header and footer styling
  • Logo and other branding
  • Default status messaging
  • Uptime display period
  • Footer links such as website, privacy, or support pages
  • Timezone and tracking settings

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Plan Limits

By default, each team includes one status page. Access to public status pages and other advanced status page capabilities may depend on your plan.

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Frequently Asked Questions

A team’s private status page can be viewed by logged-in Rootly users who are members of that team. It is not intended to be publicly accessible.
No. Incidents must be explicitly attached to the status page. Attaching an incident to a team does not automatically add it to that team’s status page.
The page can include active incidents, resolved incidents, maintenance windows, service or component health, and uptime history, depending on how the status page is configured.
Yes. Status pages can include customizable details such as branding, messaging, uptime settings, footer links, and timezone preferences.
A private status page is for internal team visibility. If you need an externally accessible page, use a public status page if that feature is available on your plan.