Incident Response
One command, one channel, one timeline — from page to postmortem.
Jobs aanty does for Incident Response
An incident needs a channel, an owner, a timeline and a postmortem — and today that usually means standing up a chat channel, a separate incident tool and a doc, by hand, while the clock is running. Aanty treats incident response as a typed workflow: the channel, the timeline capture and the decision ledger are the same graph the rest of the org already uses.
One command spins up the incident
An incident channel opens with roles and a live timeline attached — the response starts on the graph instead of a scramble to find the right tool.
Priority alerts break quiet hours by policy
A sev-1 alert reaches the right on-call person immediately, by policy, while non-critical updates wait for working hours.
The postmortem writes itself from the ledger
Every decision made mid-incident is already a typed, timestamped message — the retro starts from a record instead of from memory.
What changes day to day
Responders spend the incident responding, not context-switching between a chat tool, a status page and a notes doc. The timeline, the decisions and the postmortem draft already exist on the same thread the incident happened in.
See it from another angle
See aanty run a incident response day
Bring a real thread from how incident response works today. In fifteen minutes we'll show you the same day as a calm briefing and a short queue of what actually needed you.