Send Clients a Monthly Uptime Report That Proves Your SLA
You promise 99.9% uptime; clients only remember the one outage. Send a monthly report per client showing measured uptime, incidents and SLA status — proof beats memory.
- 1
Pull the Month's Data
Add a
Schedule Triggerat month-end fetching uptime and incidents per monitored service. - 2
Compute SLA Status
Add a
Codenode comparing measured uptime to each client's committed SLA. - 3
Render the Report
Add a
Google Docsnode filling a branded template with the numbers and any incident notes. - 4
Send It
Add a
Gmailnode delivering each client their report. - 5
Activate and Test
Activate the workflow for a test month. Confirm the numbers match your monitor.
Frequently asked questions
Report even after a bad month?
Especially then — a transparent incident account with fixes builds more trust than silence.
Does this help renewals?
Twelve months of documented delivery is renewal-conversation ammunition your competitors don't have.
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