We are pleased to announce that the new control panel version is now live for new trials and accounts. And we will continue to transition existing customers, we will be making contact directly to confirm details and timelines.
The role of status pages has changed significantly over the past year—and so have a few other things. Here’s the recap of the general improvements we made in 2021.
In this article, we’re going to explore key reasons why companies need status pages. We’ll also dive into the components of an accurate status page that does its job well. This will make it easier for you to set up your own status page, even if you’ve never done it before.
In this article, we’re exploring how status pages can help you deliver bad news to customers in a “good way,” starting with the psychology of news delivery and how you can use this knowledge for future incidents.
Here are the latest StatusHub updates for the last 3 months and news on the progress of our new control panel.
In this article, we’ll discuss how status pages improve relationships with customers, why your business needs status pages, how they’re helpful in building trust with customers and improving incident management, and what you should do after you launch and run your status page.
In this blog post we’re going to outline the most important reasons for using a status page service, and how StatusHub is the status page product you need for your business.
Having a stellar customer service team is useful, but status pages can improve this experience for your customers and end users. Discover three ways status pages can improve customer service.