This template captures service interruptions, root causes, and post-mortems in one organized system so your engineering team can resolve incidents without frantically searching through chat logs.
It cleanly links your Users to affected Products, tracks live Outages with precise timestamps, and ties everything into detailed Post Mortems to help prevent future downtime.
Built-in AI automatically classifies incident severity from raw issue logs, generates readable incident titles, and summarizes complex root cause analyses for non-technical leadership.
When services go down, relying on flat spreadsheets to track evolving incidents usually leads to overwritten cells, broken timestamps, and scattered post-mortem documents in disconnected folders.
Instead of fragile VLOOKUPs trying to connect an incident to an on-call engineer or a specific API, a structured database uses native relational links to keep everything connected automatically.
Data types strictly enforce structure, meaning timestamps stay formatted as real dates, formulas calculate downtime accurately, and dropdowns keep severity statuses perfectly standardized.
This level of structure and reliability is exactly what Softr Databases are designed for, giving your team a scalable source of truth that won't break during a crisis.
You can track an incident from the initial raw log through to the final executive summary without ever copying or pasting data across tabs.
Thanks to native Database AI agents, the system can instantly evaluate raw backend logs to assign severity levels and draft executive summaries automatically, saving crucial time.
Manage engineers and admins with contact info, roles, and assigned outages
Catalog monitored services with AI-generated descriptions and uptime targets
Log service failures using AI to classify severity and generate titles
Analyze incidents with AI-powered executive summaries to prevent recurrences
This database provides critical visibility for anyone managing software reliability, incident response, and SLA monitoring.
1. Customize the database
You can easily tweak the template by adding new incident status choices or adjusting the SLA uptime target fields to match your company's tiers. Because it's a native Softr Database, structural changes happen instantly without breaking formulas.
2. Import your existing data
Bring in your historical incident logs and product catalogs seamlessly via CSV bulk upload. You can also connect via API to sync your data with your existing alerting tools.
3. Build a full app around it
When you're ready to share outage statuses with the broader company, you can use the interface builder to turn this database into an internal status portal.
By layering on granular users and permissions, you ensure that engineers can update live incident statuses while the extended team only gets view-only access to post-mortem summaries. Building on a well-structured database makes launching a fully functional app incredibly straightforward.
It is a structured system that tracks service interruptions from initial detection through resolution and post-mortem analysis. It ensures engineering teams have a single, reliable place to monitor downtime, affected products, and root causes.
Speed and reliability are critical during outages, and a no-code database provides production-ready infrastructure instantly without requiring custom development. It gives teams the autonomy to adapt their tracking workflows on the fly while maintaining strict data integrity.
AI dramatically speeds up incident administration by analyzing raw data in real time. Using Database AI agents, this template automatically classifies incident severity from raw issue logs, generates readable titles instantly, and even drafts plain-language executive summaries of complex root cause analyses.
Yes, you can easily turn this data into an internal status portal or alerting dashboard using Softr's interface builder. You can set specific permissions so Site Reliability Engineers can update and manage incident records while the management team only sees high-level SLA metrics and post-mortem summaries.
Yes, it is completely free to copy and start using immediately. Softr includes databases natively in the free plan, and you can invite unlimited collaborators to help manage incidents. Higher-tier plans offer increased record limits as your historical outage logs grow.
Excel struggles with scalability and concurrent editing, often leading to broken rows and accidentally deleted data during chaotic, multi-user incidents. A dedicated database enforces strict structures like valid timestamps and safely connects related records—like a post-mortem to the specific engineer who wrote it—without fragile VLOOKUPs.