Analytics Dashboard
The Analytics dashboard helps you understand how your status pages perform over time. Metrics are grouped into three sections — Reliability, Performance, and Traffic — so you can quickly find what you need without scrolling through a wall of numbers.
If you want a fast 30-day snapshot before opening the full analytics pages, start from Status Pages and click the small Analytics button beside a page.
Select a Status Page First
Analytics are loaded after you select a status page from the dropdown. The page auto-selects your first status page on load and fetches data immediately.
Current Status Indicator
At the top of the loaded data you’ll see a status bar showing:
- Live overall status of the status page (e.g., “All Systems Operational”, “Degraded Performance”, “Major Outage”) — this reflects the real-time state, not the historical period.
- Period — which time range is currently displayed.
- Computed — how long ago the cached analytics were last calculated.
Time Period
Use the period buttons (7D · 30D · 90D · 1Y · Custom) to choose a date range.
- Buttons unavailable on your plan are shown greyed out with a tooltip explaining the retention limit.
- Custom reveals start/end date inputs. Click Apply to load data for that range.
Metric Groups
Reliability
| Metric | Description |
|---|---|
| Uptime | Average availability (%) across all components in the selected period. |
| Incidents | Total number of incidents created in the period. |
| MTTR | Mean Time To Recover — average minutes to resolve an incident. Computed as total downtime divided by incident count. |
| Downtime | Total downtime in minutes, summed from pre-computed daily incident metrics. |
Performance
| Metric | Description |
|---|---|
| Avg RT | Average response time in milliseconds, weighted across all monitors and days. |
| Max RT | The highest single-day maximum response time recorded across all monitors in the period. |
| P95 RT | 95th-percentile response time across all daily monitor aggregations in the period. |
| MTBF | Mean Time Between Failures — total period duration divided by incident count, in hours. |
Traffic
| Metric | Description |
|---|---|
| Page Views | Total status page views · approximate unique visitors (privacy-friendly HLL estimate). |
| Incident Views | Total incident-page views · approximate unique visitors during the period. |
Traffic metrics use a privacy-friendly analytics approach. See Status Page View Analytics for details.
Charts
Availability & Response Time
A dual-axis line chart showing daily Availability % (left axis) and Avg Response Time ms (right axis). Hover any point to see both values for that day.
Response-Time Warning Events
Collapsed by default (click to expand). Shows the response-time warnings fired for your monitors, matched against incidents created within a confirmation window. Metrics include:
- Signals — total response-time warnings fired.
- Confirmed — signals followed by a real incident within the window.
- False Positives — signals not followed by an incident.
- Precision — confirmed / total signals as a percentage.
- Lead Time — median minutes between a signal and the confirmed incident.
- Risk Score / Confidence — average model output scores.
- Degradation / Spike — breakdown of signal types.
Use the Bars selector to toggle the chart between “Issued + False Positives” and “Issued + Confirmed” views.
For more detail, see Response-Time Warnings.
Component Health Table
A table listing each component with:
- Availability % — with a small visual progress bar for quick comparison.
- Avg RT / P95 RT — response time percentiles.
- Incidents — incident count for the period.
- Status — current component status badge (Up / Degraded / Down).
Components are sorted worst-first (lowest availability at the top) so issues stand out immediately.
“Downtime Only” Filter
Enable Downtime Only to focus on periods where something went wrong:
- The chart shows only days where availability is below 100%.
- The component table filters to components that had downtime or incidents.
If there is no downtime in the selected period, both the chart and table show an empty-state message.
Managing Share Tokens
Click the share icon (⮕) next to the status page selector to manage read-only share tokens. See Sharing Analytics for details.
Printing
Click the printer icon to print the current analytics view. Controls and navigation are hidden automatically; charts are sized for landscape printing.
Troubleshooting
- If charts look empty, confirm you selected the intended status page and period.
- If MTBF / MTTR / Max RT show “-”, the page may have no incidents or no monitor history for the selected period.
- If you expect downtime but don’t see it in Downtime only, try widening the time range (e.g., 30 days).
Related Analytics Views
- For longer-range uptime analysis, use Historical Uptime.
- For privacy-friendly page view counters, see Status Page View Analytics.
- To share a read-only view with stakeholders, see Sharing Analytics.
- For SLA and uptime percentage context, see Understanding Uptime and SLA Reports.