Teams & Organization

A team is a named group of the people on your account. A monitor, a scheduled report or an escalation step can alert that team as a single recipient, and when the alert fires the team expands to every

Every person on an Uptimia account holds one of five roles: Owner , Admin , Editor , Read-only or Accounting / Billing . Each role decides what that person can see and change, the interface hides what

A team member is a person who signs in to your Uptimia account with their own email and password, under a role you choose. An invite needs nothing but their email address. The role you pick alongside

You can limit an Editor or Read-only team member to named monitor groups , so they see and work with only the monitors in those groups. Uptimia enforces the limit on every read and every write. The me

Accounting / Billing is one of the five Uptimia roles: someone on it opens invoices, the plan and payment details, and nothing else, with no monitors, no incidents and no alerting. The seat is free. I

Monitor groups organize your monitors into labeled sets by project, environment, client or team. A monitor can belong to several groups at once. Groups scope the dashboard, pick the monitors for a mai

A monitor template is a saved copy of one monitor's configuration : check interval, probe locations, alert recipients, escalation policy, groups, branding, notes and every type-specific threshold. Cre

Uptimia has three ways to work on many monitors at once: Bulk creation turns a pasted list of URLs into monitors that share one set of settings. Bulk actions on the dashboard pause, resume, schedule m

Agencies, MSPs and hosting providers run one Uptimia account covering dozens or hundreds of client sites . Three pieces make that work. A monitor group per client keeps the fleet filed, and monitor te

The activity log is Uptimia's audit trail. It writes one entry every time someone in your account creates, edits, deletes, pauses or resumes a monitor, a maintenance window, an alerting team or a moni