Explicit scheduling
Define start, end, timezone, description, and recurrence before work begins.
Planned operations
Make planned work predictable, not noisy.
Schedule service maintenance, connect affected monitors, suppress misleading downtime escalation, and tell customers what to expect.
One-time and recurring windowsMultiple affected monitorsStatus-page communication
Built for production work
The context your team needs, without unnecessary complexity.
Affected services
Attach multiple supported monitor types and show the next relevant window on monitor details.
Alert suppression
Prevent planned check failures from creating ordinary unplanned-outage noise.
Public visibility
Display upcoming and active maintenance on connected status pages.
Editable windows
Correct, extend, or reuse maintenance configuration as operational plans change.
Accurate state
Distinguish upcoming, ongoing, completed, and inactive windows from incidents.
How it works
A clear operating workflow.
Plan
Choose the work period, timezone, recurrence, and expected impact.
Attach
Select every monitor or status component affected by the work.
Notify
Publish the schedule and let operational destinations know in advance.
Complete
Close or allow the window to finish without treating planned work as an incident.
Put this workflow into production.
Create a FaultPilot workspace, configure the feature, and keep the documentation nearby as your coverage grows.