This release improves the way status pages render and behave, while also expanding incident management and team access controls. It also adds SCIM provisioning so organizations can keep roles and groups in sync automatically.
🌐 Status pages
Public status pages now handle a few common edge cases more cleanly: new pages get the correct subdomain, uptime graphs stay intact after browser navigation, service names line up neatly with their status icons, and custom hostnames always use HTTPS once a certificate is in place.
🚨 Incident management
Incident cards now show the incident’s lifecycle status at a glance, while keeping the last affected service status visible after resolution. The incident workflow also keeps service impact accurate when updates are posted to a scheduled maintenance, and incidents declared from Slack now update the linked service status correctly.
🔐 Security and access sync
SCIM provisioning is now available for organizations using SSO, letting you sync roles and group membership from your identity provider. Admins can manage the connection from the security settings, see which users and groups are synced, and use the standard role group names directly in the setup flow.
🧩 Services and notices
Service status values and labels are now more consistent across incident management and notices, including clearer default incident severity wording and grouped notice badges when multiple services share the same status.