Alerts that
route themselves.
Set your conditions once. Spike handles the routing, suppression, reassignment, and escalation automatically.
Watch a rule route an incident
A condition doesn't need an exact word match. Spike checks each one and runs whatever fits.
IF
Title contains down
OR IF
Incident has SEV1 severity
OR IF
Payload priority is ≥ P1
THEN
Change policy → Call everyone
Add Alex Smith as responder
Mark priority P1
Match on anything.
Then do anything.
Every condition and action from the real editor, ready to combine into a rule in a couple of clicks.
IF · Conditions
THEN · Actions
Send it to the right team
Payments issue? Hand it straight to the Payments on-call, by service, keyword, or the integration it came from.
IF
Payload service is payments
OR IF
Title contains invoice or billing
OR IF
Integration is Stripe
THEN
Route to Payments team
Change policy → Payments on-call
Every action, right
when you need it.
Every rule you set runs silently in the background. The right action happens the moment it's needed.
Weekend alerts
Route low-priority alerts to a lighter on-call over Saturday and Sunday. No weekend noise for the whole team.
CI/CD failures
Resolve on a timer and retry the build through an outbound webhook. No human needed for known flaky pipelines.
P1 priority
Route critical alerts straight to a dedicated P1 escalation policy, skipping the standard on-call queue.
Ignore alerts
Suppress alerts that never need action. Keep the queue clean without touching your monitoring config.
Your own automation
Fire a Lambda, restart a server, or trigger a GitHub workflow through a webhook as part of your response.
Recurring noise
Auto-resolve alerts you've seen a hundred times. Set a rule once and stop paging people for known non-issues.
Every alert,
where it belongs.
Set your conditions once. Spike routes, escalates, quiets, and hands off every alert, automatically.
incoming alerts
A stream of alerts falling from the top, sorted by the rules into Critical, Weekend, Payments, and Ignore buckets.