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ObservePoint Status Page

Check ObservePoint service status, view past outages, and subscribe to incident notifications.

Written by Luiza Gircoveanu

Overview

The ObservePoint status page, at status.observepoint.com, shows the current health of each part of the ObservePoint platform in one place. If something isn't working as expected, it's the quickest way to check whether there's a known issue before you start troubleshooting on your end.

The status page tracks these services:

  • Web Application

  • API

  • Web Audits

  • Web Journeys

  • Live Connect & HAR Analyzer

  • Reporting

  • Authentication

  • MCP Server

  • Debugger Chrome Extension

Check current status

Go to status.observepoint.com. The banner at the top shows the overall status (for example, All systems operational). Below it, each service has its own status and an uptime bar covering the last 90 days. Select a day on the bar to see details for that day.

View past incidents

Scroll to Recent Notices to see incidents from the past 7 days. To see older incidents, click Show History.

Subscribe to incident notifications

You can subscribe to be notified whenever an incident is posted or updated. This is useful if your organization needs to be informed of service outages or downtime — for example, to meet internal policies or vendor management requirements.

  1. Go to status.observepoint.com.

  2. Click Get updates in the top-right corner.

  3. Choose how you want to receive updates:

    • Email - Enter your email and choose which updates to receive

    • Slack - Choose the channel where updates should be posted

    • Microsoft Teams - Create an incoming webhook for the channel where updates should be posted

    • Google Chat - Choose the spaces where updates should be posted

    • Webhook - Enter your endpoint in the Webhook URL field

    • RSS or Atom feed

    • API

  4. Follow the prompts to finish setting up your subscription.

Tip: If several people on your team need these notifications, consider subscribing a shared channel (like a Slack or Teams channel) or a group email address instead of individual inboxes.

FAQ

Q: Do I need an ObservePoint login to view the status page?

A: No. The status page is public, so anyone on your team can view it or subscribe.

Q: What should I do if something isn't working but the status page shows all systems operational?

A: Contact ObservePoint Support so we can look into it.

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