Who PagerDeck is built for, with real-world rule examples and the limits of each use case.
PagerDeck fits wherever several systems send alerts and one person or a small team wants to decide which of them wake you at night. The pages below show real rules for each use case that the PagerDeck rule chain can evaluate, and say when another tool is the better fit.
Ten connected systems, one phone, and a rule chain that decides which of them is allowed to ring at night.
Cooling, access, standby power, lifts: fault messages reach whoever is on call, and they decide which of them rings at night.
Uptime Kuma, Home Assistant, NAS and backups report to PagerDeck. You decide once what wakes you at night.
Failed backups repeat until acknowledged. Success messages land quietly in the history.
The Team plan shares sources and history with five people included, and more seats can be added. Each person decides what wakes them.
Why PagerDeck: You decide which alerts wake you at night. Not the system that sends them.
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