Open Reports & SLA in the sidebar. The report shows how often your monitors were available, which monitors met their target and how much downtime you had. Every role can see the report.
The first time you open a report for a period, the figures can take up to a minute to calculate. Keep the page open until the figures appear.
Choose what to see
- Period: This month, Last month, 7 days, 30 days or 90 days. "This month" runs from the first day of the month until now. Times are in UTC.
- Monitors: all monitors or one monitor group.
- SLA target: 99%, 99.5%, 99.9%, 99.95% or 99.99%. The default is 99.9%.
The SLA target applies to the current view only. The app does not save it. Under the filters, the page shows how much downtime the target allows in a 30-day month.
Read the figures
- Met target: the number of monitors that met the target, out of the monitors with data.
- Aggregate downtime: the total downtime of all monitors in the period.
- Error budget used: the share of the allowed downtime that you used. The allowed downtime is (100% − target) of the monitored time.
- Error budget: a bar with the downtime that is left. The bar turns amber at 75% and red at 100%.
The Per monitor table shows availability, result (Met, Missed or Not measured), downtime, incidents, budget used, days below target and coverage. Use the filters above the table, for example Missed target or No data, and sort by downtime, uptime, budget used, incidents or name.
What counts as downtime
- Only confirmed incidents of a monitor's main check count as downtime. See Incidents and quorum.
- Planned maintenance windows do not count, and time when the main check was paused does not count.
- Snoozed alerts still count. A snooze stops alerts, not downtime.
- A monitor with no measurements in the period shows "Not measured". It is not counted as 100%.
- Coverage shows how much of the period the monitor was measured.
Export and share
- Click Export CSV to download a CSV file for the period. The file always contains every monitor in the team, with uptime, coverage, incidents and downtime. It does not contain the SLA target or the error budget. Owners, admins and members can export.
- Click Print or save as PDF to print the report or save it as a PDF with your browser.
- To export the incidents of one monitor, open the monitor and use the incident export. See Respond to incidents.
Monthly email report
The team owner can get a monthly report by email. In the Monthly email report panel, click Turn on or Turn off. Only an owner can change this setting. It applies to the whole team.
The report goes to every owner of the team on the first day of the month, at 08:00 UTC. It covers the previous calendar month. A team without monitors does not get a report.