To create a status page:
Go to Integrations → Create status page
Add your company name, subdomain, and a website URL
Optionally add your Get in touch URL, Twitter handle and upload your logo
A custom sub-domain allows you to display your status page on your own subdomain domain, such as status.example.com.
To host your status page on a custom sub-domain:
Go to Status Pages
Pick a status page you want to add a custom domain to
Type your domain in the Custom domain field
Add CNAME DNS record with generated Host and Target listed in the table
Click Save changes
Get in touch button allows your status page visitors to contact you.
To add a Get in touch button:
Go to Status pages
Pick a status page
Type your website contact page URL or mailto:
address in the Get in touch URL field
Click Save changes
Replace the ULRs displayed on your status page with formatted monitor names. These are different from the pronounceable monitor names you use internally.
To edit the monitor names on your status page:
Go to Status pages
Select a status page
Scroll down to Monitors & Heartbeats
Click > on the draggable monitor card in the Selected column
Edit the Public name
Click Save changes