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Send Subscribers a Weekly Uptime and Incident Digest

Build trust through transparency — send status-page subscribers a weekly digest of uptime and any incidents, with clear resolutions.

difficulty Beginnersetup 30 minresult Customers see your reliability and honesty each week, strengthening trust in your service.—
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  1. 1

    Schedule Weekly

    Add a Schedule Trigger set for a fixed day each week.

  2. 2

    Pull Uptime and Incidents

    Add an HTTP Request to your status page API for the week's uptime and incident history.

  3. 3

    Compose the Digest

    Add a Code node summarizing uptime percentage and any incidents with resolutions.

  4. 4

    Send to Subscribers

    Add a Mailchimp node emailing the digest to status subscribers.

  5. 5

    Activate and Test

    Activate the workflow and run it once. Confirm the digest reflects the week accurately.

Frequently asked questions

Won't reporting incidents look bad?

Transparent, well-handled incident reporting builds more trust than silence — it shows you're on top of things.

Only send if there were incidents?

A steady weekly cadence including good weeks reinforces reliability; keep quiet weeks short and positive.

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