Centralized real-time management, analysis, and auditing of network alarms and outages.
Network Alarms provides a unified and structured solution for handling network alarms and outages in large-scale infrastructure environments. It enables teams to quickly identify recurring issues, preserve full alarm context, audit changes, and efficiently link alarms to incidents—significantly reducing resolution time and operational chaos.
Large volumes of recurring alarms without clear context
Notes are rewritten and information is lost when alarms reoccur
No transparent history of assignments, tickets, or notes
Weak linkage between alarms, outages, and incidents
Inconsistent processes across NOC and operations teams
Restricted notification and escalation options
API-based ingestion and live management of DOWN / UP alarms
Automatic detection of recurring alarms with preserved context and occurrence tracking
Alarms Dashboard as a single, role-based workspace for daily operations
Complete audit trail of assignments, tickets, notes, and downtime history
Seamless linkage to outages and incidents with built-in SMS and email notifications
Faster incident resolution
Clear alarm context and history without unnecessary searching.
Knowledge retention
Information is not lost during recurring outages.
Full auditability
Every alarm change is fully traceable.
Improved NOC team efficiency
One central workspace for all alarms.
Scalability
Designed to handle thousands of alarms per day.
A network device repeatedly generates an alarm. The system detects the recurrence, preserves the original notes, and increments the alarm counter. The operator can see the full change history, the link to an existing incident, and can immediately decide whether to escalate or close the alarm—without losing context.
Integrations & Technology
And can be easily integrated with SW you use.
Organizations with large-scale network infrastructure (~100+ network devices - routers, switches, modems, access points, etc.).
IT teams that want clear data and overview about the network alarms.
Companies with high audit and SLA requirements
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