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If you already use Jira, Confluence, and Statuspage, Opsgenie is the natural on-call layer. Uptimera plugs in without you having to re-pick a vendor.
On-call integration
Forward Uptimera incidents to Opsgenie via its Alert API. Opsgenie's schedules, escalations, and routing rules take over from there — same model as the PagerDuty integration, for teams that standardized on the Atlassian on-call stack. Recoveries close the Opsgenie alert automatically.
Availability: Available on the Business plan — delivered through a webhook alert channel, which is a Business-plan feature. Free and Pro plans use email and Slack.
In Opsgenie, go to Teams → your team → Integrations → "Add integration" → "API", enable it, and copy the API key.
In Uptimera, open Alerts → Add Channel → Webhook, then set the Format to "Opsgenie". Paste the API key, choose your region (US or EU), and set a default priority (P3 is a reasonable starting point).
Add the Opsgenie channel to the monitors that should page. Staging and side-project monitors can stay on Slack or email — pages should be reserved for things that actually need a human.
Use "Test" on the channel card. Verify the alert lands in Opsgenie at the priority you expected and routes through your on-call schedule.
If you already use Jira, Confluence, and Statuspage, Opsgenie is the natural on-call layer. Uptimera plugs in without you having to re-pick a vendor.
Create separate Opsgenie channels for separate teams' API keys and attach each to the right monitors — the API monitor pages the backend team, the marketing site pages the web team.
Uptimera closes the Opsgenie alert (matched by the incident alias) when the service recovers, so on-call doesn't have to manually clear stale alerts.
The priority is set on the channel and applies to every monitor attached to it. To page at different priorities, create multiple Opsgenie channels — one per priority — and attach the right one to each monitor.
Uptimera creates the alert (with an alias for dedup) and closes it on recovery; it doesn't set responders on the alert itself. Configure responder and escalation routing on the Opsgenie side using the integration's team and routing rules.
Yes — Atlassian has announced Opsgenie's end-of-life, with full end of support on April 5, 2027 and migration to Jira Service Management. The integration works today; if you're picking an on-call tool fresh, factor the sunset in.
Connect Opsgenie to Uptimera in under 2 minutes. Free plan included.