Alerts summarised for you
Which hosts are down, since when and what fired, in one answer.
Your team asks in plain language and gets the answer straight from Zabbix. Which hosts are down, what fired overnight, which clients are the most affected, without opening a single graph or building a filter.
Which hosts are down, since when and what fired, in one answer.
The state of your whole environment in plain language, whenever you need it.
The daily questions of a NOC and of an infrastructure team, answered without opening the frontend.
Each of these used to mean opening Zabbix, adjusting the time period and building a filter. Now the answer is already there.
No filters, no reports, no dashboards. Type the question the way you would ask a colleague and the answer comes back from Zabbix with the data behind it.
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The time that went into opening graphs and building filters goes back to the team.
Questions that used to mean opening Zabbix and building a filter come back immediately, with the data behind them.
Anyone on the team can ask, without knowing the frontend, the item keys or how to build a graph.
Ask for the numbers and get them, instead of exporting a graph and formatting it.
What fired, on which host and since when, in one answer instead of a screen of events.
The knowledge stops living only with whoever reads the panels every day.
A new colleague starts answering from day one, not after learning the whole environment.
Ask for the numbers and get them. No exports, no waiting for the monthly meeting.
The questions we hear most from NOC and IT managers.
No. The frontend stays exactly as it is and continues to be where the work happens. The assistant is how your team gets answers faster.
No. Your monitoring stays exactly as it is today. Nothing changes in your templates, hosts or triggers.
Yes. It works with the environment you already have, on-premise or cloud.
Yes. It was built for teams working incidents, not for one person at a time.
Anything the data can answer: problems, availability, history, alert volume, recurring triggers. If the information is there, it can be asked in plain language.
No. Support and management can ask the same questions and get the same answers, without opening the frontend.
Tell us what you monitor today and see the answer coming back in seconds, on your own hosts.