Get to know EZalert by OpsLogix
EZalert is a smart OpsLogix solution based on machine learning, designed to make the lives of SCOM Administrators easier.
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IT Alerting for NOC and SOC Operators
Derdack Enterprise Alert allows for automated alerting of IT on-call teams by NOC and SOC operators, simply by drag&drop.
How to use EZalert - SCOM Alerts Automation Tool
EZalert is our software solution based on sophisticated machine learning algorithms that can be trained to classify alerts and filter out potential alert storms caused by false positives.
Message Rules Notify users one by one with retries
Send to one user at a time, then retry 5 times at 5 minute intervals before escalating to the next user. You can change the intervals and timings.
Message Rules notify users one device at a time
Notifies one device at a time for each user before escalating to the next user. Each user defines their own notification sequence in their user profile.
Message Rules Notify all user at once
This Message Rule will immediately notify all users across all devices at once.
Top 10 Reasons AlertOps is Better Than PagerDuty: #2
A service-level agreement (SLA) defines the level of service expected from a service provider. As such, an SLA plays a key role in an organization’s ability to fulfill customer requests. If an organization breaks an SLA, it risks significant revenue and brand reputation damage. Perhaps worst of all, this organization may lose customers to its rivals if it cannot comply with SLA mandates.
Top 10 Reasons AlertOps is Better Than PagerDuty: #3
AlertOps offers more flexibility than our competitors when it comes to alerting capabilities – and that can mean more power for our users. Does your incident management team have the ability to send the right messages, to the right team members, every time? If not, team members may be forced to deal with alert overload due to the sheer volume of notifications that they receive over time. In many instances, an entire incident management team receives notifications.