Private Status Pages

A private status page is an internal, access-controlled page that gives employees a single source of truth on the health of the critical services they rely on. Unlike a public status page aimed at customers, it's built for people inside your organization — so teams know instantly whether an internal system is up, degraded, or down.

A public status page communicates with your customers; a private status page communicates with your employees. The private page sits behind authentication, focuses on internal services and dependencies, and is designed to cut internal productivity loss and support tickets during an outage rather than manage external customer trust.

Access is managed via authentication — you can use built-in login accounts, single sign-on (SSO), or integration with Google Login. That keeps the page restricted to the right people inside your organization while fitting the identity setup you already run.

It's a one-click reporting mechanism built into the private status page that lets employees flag an issue the moment they hit it. Those reports create a two-way street with IT: employees skip the wait of contacting support, and technicians receive incidents that are automatically drafted and ready to publish — accelerating response.

When an internal service goes down, employees would otherwise flood IT with "is it down?" requests. A private status page answers that proactively in one place, so people self-serve the status instead of opening tickets — freeing your IT and support teams to focus on resolving the incident.

Yes. Collate third-party private status services into a centralized master view so employees see every relevant service status in one place. You can pull specific components and services from numerous third-party providers, removing the need to monitor scattered pages during an outage.

Yes. Access is authentication-controlled, and the platform is backed by a SOC 2 Type II audit that safeguards the integrity and infrastructure of your organization.

Status Pages by IMR integrates with the monitoring, communication, and ticketing tools you already use, or runs as part of the full Xurrent IMR platform. Pre-built integrations and webhooks keep the internal status page in sync with real system state automatically.