Route status signals to the tools teams already use during incidents.

Guardus should treat integrations as incident workflow surfaces, not as a logo wall.

Alerting and incident channels

The underlying evidence already points to a broad alerting model. The managed version should make common incident paths easy to understand and configure.

  • Chat and on-call: Slack-style rooms, Teams-style channels, and escalation tools.
  • Direct notifications: email, SMS, and webhook callbacks for custom workflows.
  • Incident systems: create or enrich incidents when a scenario changes state.

Monitoring ecosystem

Guardus is not positioned as a replacement for every metrics stack. It should publish scenario-level outcomes that complement logs, metrics, traces, and external uptime monitors.

  • Export public status history and operator events for audit trails.
  • Expose webhooks first; add native connectors only when demand is proven.
  • Keep integration credentials inside the future Console boundary, not the static landing site.