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As you know, we've introduced a major update in recent months – ilert Responder – the AI Agent that helps you run root cause analysis during incidents and provides recommendations toward faster resolution. That's not all, and there are way more powerful features to share with you. Feel free to reach out to us via chat or at support@ilert.com if you have questions or if you want to propose a feature or improvement.

Many organizations still rely on traditional phone hotlines to provide after-hours support or emergency coverage. While this approach is familiar, it’s often inefficient, hard to scale, and costly. Missed calls, voicemail black holes, or unclear routing logic can lead to delayed responses and frustrated customers. Whether you’re using a third-party service or your own PBX system, the process often requires manual steps, extra tools, or call forwarding rules that aren’t dynamic.

In Q1, we introduced API v3 as an upcoming release. In Q2, while the full release is still in progress, parts of the new StatusHub API V3 are available and ready for use. We are also highlighting a small but useful improvement: embedded analytics dashboards in the control panel can now be restricted to owners only.

When our organization – a mid-sized, fast-scaling technology company specializing in enterprise service management solutions, serving clients in regulated industries like finance and healthcare – faced its first serious cybersecurity breach in early 2024, we realized our incident response management approach wasn’t just outdated – it was putting the business at risk. Back then, we had alerts. We had logs.

When an alert comes in, it’s not always obvious who picked it up. You might see an issue sitting unresolved, but no one has said anything yet. Was it acknowledged? Is someone already working on it? These are questions that teams deal with every day – especially when multiple people are on duty and the pressure is on.