Product Introduction
What is Flashduty On-call?
What is Flashduty On-call?
Is Flashduty On-call right for me?
Is Flashduty On-call right for me?
- Need a place to collect alerts from all sources across the company for unified handling, tracking, and analysis
- Need to classify alerts by severity, dynamically notify key personnel through different channels, need automatic escalation processes to prevent unhandled alerts
- Daily alert handling takes most of your energy, need noise reduction to solve alert fatigue
What advantages does Flashduty On-call have over other platforms?
What advantages does Flashduty On-call have over other platforms?
- We provide more flexible and easy-to-use features
- We provide more professional and attentive service
- We provide more reasonable product pricing
Billing and Subscription
Flashduty On-call billing model
Flashduty On-call billing model
License Allocation Methods
Administrators can actively allocate Licenses to different members. When allocating, you can set the License type:| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Fixed | Valid for the purchase period, won’t be preempted, suitable for members who need to handle incidents and configure business |
| Temporary | Auto-released at the end of each cycle, can be occupied through allocation or preemption when sufficient Licenses are available |
Members Without Licenses
- Cannot use any features, including viewing incident list/details, can only passively receive alert messages
- When configuring escalation rules, you can choose to notify members without Licenses
- Members without Licenses cannot view, close, or perform other operations on incidents even if they receive messages
- Members without Licenses share the tenant’s email, SMS, phone package quota
- Members without Licenses will see permission denied when logging into the console to view/handle incidents
How is Flashduty On-call priced?
How is Flashduty On-call priced?
- We define active users as users who use commercial features that month; they must obtain a License to use
- At the end of each monthly cycle, fixed Licenses held by active users remain valid, temporary Licenses are released
- When a member is deleted, their License is automatically released
- Viewing alerts requires a License; passively receiving notifications doesn’t require a License
Notification Channels
What notification methods does Flashduty On-call support?
What notification methods does Flashduty On-call support?
| Channel | Direct Message | Group Chat |
|---|---|---|
| Voice | ✅ | |
| SMS | ✅ | |
| ✅ | ||
| Feishu/Lark App | ✅ | ✅ |
| Dingtalk App | ✅ | ✅ |
| WeCom App | ✅ | |
| Slack App | ✅ | ✅ |
| Microsoft Teams App | ✅ | ✅ |
| Feishu/Lark Bot | ✅ | |
| Dingtalk Bot | ✅ | |
| WeCom Bot | ✅ | |
| Zoom Bot | ✅ | |
| Telegram Bot | ✅ |
How does Flashduty On-call ensure notifications reach me?
How does Flashduty On-call ensure notifications reach me?
- Voice, SMS, Email: We use high-availability services from multiple cloud vendors, can quickly switch when one fails
- IM App Messages: When direct message delivery fails, system uses SMS and email as fallback reminders
- Escalation Rule Settings: We recommend setting loop notifications—if incidents aren’t acknowledged, system notifies multiple times in a loop; or set escalation levels—if current level personnel don’t handle in time, incident escalates to next level
Does Flashduty On-call use fixed numbers for voice notifications?
Does Flashduty On-call use fixed numbers for voice notifications?
- 🇨🇳 China
- 🌏 Asia Pacific
- 🌎 Americas & Europe
- 🌍 Other Regions
| Number | Location |
|---|---|
| (010) 21364727 | Beijing |
| (010) 21364713 | Beijing |
| (010) 21364708 | Beijing |
| (021) 32017538 | Shanghai |
| (0571) 23675454 | Hangzhou |
| (0571) 23675496 | Hangzhou |
| +1 6465861127 | Hong Kong |
| +1 6465861127 | Taiwan |
What regions does Flashduty On-call SMS notification support?
What regions does Flashduty On-call SMS notification support?
- 🇨🇳 China
- 🌏 Asia Pacific
- 🌎 Americas & Europe
- 🌍 Other Regions
🇨🇳 Mainland China
🇲🇴 Macao Special Administrative Region of China
🇹🇼 Taiwan region of China
🇭🇰 Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of China
Why can't I receive voice notifications?
Why can't I receive voice notifications?
- If you’re using a phone number registered outside Mainland China, check our supported region list
- Check your phone’s blacklist or call records for blocking, usually landline numbers like 010xxx or 021xx; if found, remove from blacklist and whitelist
- If no blacklist is visible on the phone, there may be carrier-level blocking services enabled:
- China Mobile: Check via WeChat official account “中国移动高频骚扰电话防护”
- China Telecom: Follow official account “天翼防骚扰” to check
- China Unicom: Follow official account “沃助理” to check, or call customer service
- If your number has been ported, check blocking status across multiple carriers
- Try restarting your phone, reinserting the SIM card, inserting the SIM into another phone to rule out terminal or SIM issues
Why can't I receive email notifications?
Why can't I receive email notifications?
- Check spam folder in your email client; if found, move out manually to receive normally
- Check if your email client has auto-delete rules; if so, modify the rules
- Contact your company email administrator to check if blocked in backend (Enterprise email like Gmail has strict limits; too many emails may cause blocking). If found, whitelist the email source
I don't use Feishu/Dingtalk/WeCom/Telegram — how can I receive bot notifications?
I don't use Feishu/Dingtalk/WeCom/Telegram — how can I receive bot notifications?
- Select any bot type (e.g., Dingtalk Bot) in the escalation rules
- Set the webhook URL to your own server endpoint
- Implement the corresponding IM platform’s message push protocol on your server (i.e., parse the request body according to that platform’s message format)
Features and Integrations
Can Flashduty On-call set routing based on alert fields?
Can Flashduty On-call set routing based on alert fields?
What alert systems can Flashduty On-call integrate with?
What alert systems can Flashduty On-call integrate with?
- Generic Integrations: Email alerts (suitable for almost all alert systems), Custom Event Standard (for self-developed monitoring systems)
- Open Source Integrations: Zabbix, Prometheus, Nightingale, and other common open-source monitoring
- Commercial Integrations: Alibaba Cloud, Tencent Cloud, Huawei Cloud, AWS, Azure, and other commercial cloud monitoring
Security and Stability
How does Flashduty On-call ensure its own stability?
How does Flashduty On-call ensure its own stability?
- Functional Availability: Ensure core functionality is available 99.95% of the time
- Delivery Timeliness: Ensure 99.95% of alerts are delivered within 5 minutes of triggering
- Multi-datacenter Active-Active: Infrastructure built on multiple data centers, stateful components are all multi-datacenter active-active
- Asynchronous Processing: Alerts enter async processing immediately after reporting, with retries on errors to reduce alert loss risk
- Redundant Alerts: For important alerts, redundant notification mechanisms are provided; customers can choose multiple channels for loop notifications to ensure delivery
- Global Acceleration: Global acceleration enabled for api.flashcat.cloud domain to ensure stable reporting links worldwide
- Continuous Monitoring: Comprehensive collection of system metrics, regular stress testing, timely or proactive detection of system issues
How does Flashduty On-call ensure data security?
How does Flashduty On-call ensure data security?
- Full-stack HTTPS ensures secure data transmission
- Sensitive information encrypted in storage, logs anonymized before persisting
- Important data modifications require MFA verification, operation audit supported
- Regular participation in internationally and domestically recognized third-party security certification audits (ISO27001, ISO9001)
- For customers who need it, NDAs can be signed
- Privacy Policy: View Privacy Policy
Does Flashduty On-call support private deployment?
Does Flashduty On-call support private deployment?