Feature · Maintenance Windows
Planned downtime should never look like an outage
A database upgrade or a CDN migration will trip your monitors — as it should, if it's a surprise. Schedule a Maintenance Window and AmICited suppresses incident changes and uptime math for exactly the time and scope you planned.
Upcoming maintenance windows
Planned database upgrade
Aug 22, 02:00–03:30 · All monitors
CDN migration
Sep 3, 22:00–00:00 · yoursite.com
Quarterly load test
Repeats · does not repeat · checkout only
Suppresses incident changes and uptime math during planned work only.
Expected downtime, handled
Scope it to exactly what changed
A window can cover every monitor on a domain or just the one affected by the work — a single checkout flow during a payment-provider migration, say — with a start and end time or a repeating schedule for routine maintenance.
- ✓Domain or monitor scope — suppress everything on a domain, or just the specific monitor the work touches.
- ✓One-off or recurring — a single migration window, or a schedule that repeats for routine maintenance like patching.
- ✓Incidents stay quiet — no false alert fires, and no one gets paged for work you already knew about.
- ✓SLA math excludes it automatically — planned downtime never counts against your uptime target or shows up in a customer-facing SLA report.
Clean evidence
Report SLA numbers that reflect real availability
A maintenance window scheduled ahead of time keeps your SLA Report honest — customers and stakeholders see uptime against your target with planned work already excluded, not padded or disputed after the fact.
- ✓Maintenance excluded by default — no manual adjustment needed when compiling a monthly report.
- ✓Exportable evidence — download CSV for any month, ready for customer or internal reporting.
- ✓Target vs. actual, monthly — see whether you met your SLA target with the numbers that should count.
Monthly uptime vs 99.90% target
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Download CSV evidence for any month, maintenance windows already excluded.
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false incidents from work you already scheduled
A window enabled ahead of time means the exact downtime you planned never gets treated as an outage by monitors, incidents or SLA math.
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