Operational SLA monitoring for teams that need to act before breach.

SLApulse turns Jira and other issue events into a live SLA operations workspace: prioritised at-risk work, Health Monitor, T1-T5 triage, and clear evidence for service reviews.

SLApulse Health Monitor with health score, active issues, triage distribution and the fictional DEMO project
Screenshot from SLApulse — demo data. Health Monitor shows the team's current SLA health.
Built for operational SLA teams: Command Center Health Monitor Triage Board Triage Board kiosk mode Reports and exports

Monitor SLA pressure, not customer personal data.

Supported Jira Cloud and generic webhook flows retain only the operational identifiers, controlled status, priority and type codes, and timestamps needed for SLA monitoring. Extra payload fields are discarded before storage.

SLA tools usually report failure. SLApulse watches for deterioration.

Your team does not need another static report after a breach. It needs a live operating picture that shows which commitments are stable, which are worsening, and which need immediate intervention.

Before SLApulse

Reactive SLA reviews

Log
Reports explain what already brokeCompliance work starts after customer trust is already damaged.
Queue
All open issues look similarUrgency depends on manual scanning and local knowledge.
Noise
Alerts are hard to act onTeams see volume, not the next clinical action.
With SLApulse

Operational SLA observation

T1
Critical SLAs surface firstWork is sorted by breach pressure, not ticket age.
Intervene
T2
Deterioration is visible earlyLive vital signs show trajectory across projects.
Reassign
T3
Outcomes are explainableReports connect timelines, workflow states, and SLA rules.
Prove

From setup to service review

SLApulse supports a practical operating rhythm: add projects to monitoring, check SLA health, triage the queue, share the current view, then explain the outcome.

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Command Center

The portfolio view for your SLA operations. Projects are sorted by setup state, measured compliance, live pressure, and next action.

2

Health Monitor

Live vital signs across active and paused issues: health score, triage distribution, critical alerts, and project-level pulse patterns.

3

Triage Board

T1-T5 urgency classification for the working queue, with project and priority filters so teams can act without scanning every issue. Open the same filtered board in kiosk mode for a shared display.

4

Reports

Service-review evidence for leadership and customers: compliance summaries, issue detail, SLA explanations, CSV export, and XLSX export.

One shared SLA clock. Local time for every teammate.

Each project works from the same SLA policy, so the team shares one operational commitment. Teammates in different regions can read issue times and deadlines in their own display timezone, making handoffs easier to act on without changing what the SLA clock measures.

Not a theme. A working operating model.

The operational language maps directly to the app screens your team uses every day.

Portfolio control

Command Center

See configured projects, collect mode, setup gaps, measured compliance, live risk counts, and the next action for each project.

Live operations

Health Monitor + Triage Board

Turn issue events into real-time urgency levels, critical alerts, EKG-style project signals, and a kanban board for at-risk work.

Shared display

Triage Board kiosk mode

Show the full filtered T1-T5 queue in fullscreen on a shared display, without a separate operating view to maintain.

Use your existing issue systems as the patient monitor.

SLApulse listens to the issue events you already produce. Jira Cloud is the native, direct connection; other issue systems can use supported generic webhooks. Both use the same event structure so your SLA layer is not tied to one tracker.

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Native Jira Cloud connection

Connect Jira Cloud with a site URL, email, and API token. Import issues, receive ongoing webhook updates, and keep SLA state aligned with your workflow.

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Supported generic webhooks

Other issue systems can send the required issue events through a supported generic webhook. The shared event structure keeps the SLA layer independent of a single tracker.

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SLA policy setup

Define response and resolution rules, status mappings, business hours, holiday calendars, warning thresholds, and project-specific overrides.

Choose the SLA question your team needs to answer.

These guides explain the operational decisions behind Jira SLA monitoring, breach prevention, reporting, and fair SLA calculation.

SLA monitoring for Jira

Connect Jira Cloud, turn issue events into SLA signals, and work from a prioritised queue without replacing Jira.

Read the Jira SLA monitoring guide

Prevent SLA breaches

See pressure early, focus owners on the right work, and make risk visible before an SLA becomes a historical failure.

Read the breach-prevention guide

SLA reporting and service reviews

Use completed outcomes and readable issue evidence to lead a constructive service review.

Read the reporting guide

Business-hours SLA calculation

Understand how working hours, holidays, timezones, and workflow pauses shape a fair SLA clock.

Read the calculation guide

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