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Introducing Tap-to-Phone Call in OnPage. When critical incidents require more than messaging, teams need a fast way to connect. With Tap-to-Phone Call, users can place a direct phone call to group members directly from within an OnPage conversation. By simply tapping the phone icon, responders can transition from secure messaging to live voice coordination through their mobile carrier network, helping teams communicate faster when every second counts.

Introducing Round-Robin Alert Distribution in OnPage. When every alert starts with the same responder, critical issues can pile up fast and put too much pressure on the same on-call team members. With Round-Robin Alert Distribution, OnPage can route alerts sequentially across responders, helping teams distribute urgent work more evenly, reduce workload concentration and support a more balanced on-call experience.

The best incident is one that never happens. The BigPanda team recorded a live demo of the AI Incident Prevention & AI Incident Assistant as part of ITSM Week, hosted by the Service Desk Institute. ITSM teams are measured by how effectively they prevent disruption. Yet many teams still spend too much time reacting to noisy, low-context incidents after impact has already begun. Watch this on-demand session to learn how leading organizations are moving beyond manual firefighting to autonomous operations with Agentic AI.

The PagerDuty team lifts the hood on the newly rolled out Shift-Based Schedules. This session breaks down how PagerDuty is moving away from layer-based architecture to a flexible system that natively scales with modern engineering teams and naturally fits their workflows. Timestamps: Speakers: Ken Choate (Software Engineer) Kelsey Yocum (Sr. Product Designer) MJ (Sr. Engineering Manager) Todd Murphy (Principal Product Manager)

The debate about whether AI can write production code is over. Companies are handing work to fleets of agents, and for many, they write most of the code that ships to production. The next challenge is everything that happens once an entire engineering organization runs this way, at full speed. Teams that generate code 10x faster still review it at human speed, and that mismatch is now the constraint. Code ownership is also becoming an issue, as developers learn to trust agentic processes a little too much. When an agent breaks production, who is responsible?

Scribe Agent enriches two new Incident Workflow actions: add a Google Meet bridge and automatically transcribe it from the moment it starts, and post Periodic Incident Progress updates to the incident channel, enhanced with context from the ongoing call. Responders stay focused on resolution. Stakeholders stay informed. Critical incident knowledge documented.