Inventory
Read Opsgenie users, teams, schedules, policies, services, and integrations into a reviewable point-in-time assessment.
The low-friction way off Opsgenie
Page the right people. Build the right response team.
WarnFire turns monitoring alarms into coordinated incident response—clear escalation, live context, one-tap mobile acknowledgement, and the ability to pull in the right experts as an incident evolves. Bundled notifications instead of a per-page invoice, plus a reviewable Opsgenie assessment that exposes migration gaps before cutover.
Opsgenie support ends April 5, 2027
Move off Opsgenie without flying blind.
Atlassian stopped selling Opsgenie on June 4, 2025 and ends support on April 5, 2027. On that date Opsgenie is retired and, per Atlassian, any data you haven't migrated is deleted. WarnFire inventories your setup and makes compatibility gaps explicit before you rebuild or cut over a paging path.
Compare
Simulate imported schedules without notifying responders. If the read-only key can also read alerts, compare up to 100 recent alerts against the proposed routing. Exact, approximate, ambiguous, and unsupported mappings remain visibly distinct.
Cut over deliberately
Resolve every compatibility gap, build the reviewed WarnFire configuration, and move monitoring sources service by service with labeled lifecycle tests and a defined rollback window.
From alert to accountable response
A response path people can actually follow.
Monitoring systems identify symptoms. WarnFire owns what happens next: correlation, paging, escalation, collaboration, and a durable record of the response.
Ingest and correlate
Send canonical events or provider webhooks. Deduplication keeps repeated signals attached to the incident they describe.
Page with context
Resolve schedules to the current responder, follow escalation policy, and deliver incident context to the mobile app.
Assemble and resolve
Invite specialists, track commitments, record updates, and close the incident with an auditable resolution.
Built for real incidents
One operational story, not a pile of disconnected alerts.
Human-readable summaries, typed key/value details, labels, tags, links, environment, region, and timestamped changes remain attached to the same deduplication identity.
Bring in a responder or an on-call team. Invitees can join now, commit to a later time, decline with context, leave, and be requested again.
Some incidents can't wait for one pager. A tiger-team step pages every member of a team simultaneously, so you get the whole group on it instead of walking down an escalation chain.
Acknowledge pages and invite the specialists you need from the iOS app without leaving the incident. Push carries the context; one tap acts on it.
Select the channels each step should use. When they are selected together, push gets the first response window, email and SMS follow, and voice is last. Add Slack for two-way acknowledgement and resolution where your team already works.
Layered rotations that respect time zones and DST, overrides for swaps, and maintenance windows so planned work doesn't page anyone at 2am.
Send canonical events or point an existing tool at WarnFire—see the full list under Integrations—and add new providers without rewriting ingestion.
WarnFire records notification progress and failure outcomes, keeps provider and device secrets encrypted, and gives responders an attributable incident history. See our security practices →
Connect what you already run
Keep the monitoring tools that already work.
Provider-specific adapters normalize monitoring alarms, and a PagerDuty-compatible endpoint accepts the Events API v2 body shape. Point a supported alert channel at its WarnFire endpoint and test the complete paging path before cutover.
Metrics & APM
Prometheus Alertmanager — alert groups correlate into one incident.
Grafana — alerting groups with dashboard and panel links.
Datadog — a monitor alert opens an incident; a recovery closes it.
Cloud monitoring
Amazon CloudWatch — via SNS and via EventBridge.
Azure Monitor — alerts open incidents, resolutions close them.
Google Cloud Monitoring — alerting incidents map straight through.
Classic & universal
Nagios & Icinga — problems open, recoveries close, and source acknowledgements are recorded in the timeline.
Generic webhook — a provider-neutral envelope for anything that can POST JSON.
PagerDuty Events API v2 — accepts the compatible body shape at /v2/enqueue.
A sender that supports a custom PagerDuty Events API v2 endpoint can keep its event body shape. Replace the destination URL and use a WarnFire integration key as the routing key.
Every adapter consumes a monitoring rule changing state—the thing that should page someone—not raw logs or metric streams. A console mapping preview and a real Send test let you confirm the paging path before you rely on it.
Pricing you can predict
Every allowance has a name and a limit.
Push and email are free. SMS and voice use separate monthly pools, with prepaid top-ups only when you choose them. A seat is one enabled person; paging and console access under the same email count once. The SMS pool grows with the team — 250 credits per seat, shared across the workspace — so a bigger rota is not rationed like a smaller one.
Trial
$0 to evaluate
20 SMS · 5 voice, granted once — enough to try every channel.
Team
$15/seat/month
250 SMS per seat · 30 voice each month.
Business & Enterprise
Business includes 250 SMS per seat and 80 voice. Enterprise allowances are negotiated contract terms.
Make the next alert actionable.
Create a response path and send your first test incident in minutes.