Ops use case

Background monitors that page you when KPIs drift.

You can't watch every dashboard. Stratam can. Tell it what to check, on what cadence, and what 'something's wrong' looks like. It runs on a schedule and DMs you only when the answer is 'yes, something's wrong'.

TierOperatorChannelDiscord DMChannelSMSChannelEmail

What Stratam does capabilities

How it looks example prompt

set up a monitor that pages me if support queue depth crosses 25 unread for >30min during business hours
→ schedule_monitor · 0.8sMonitor created: 'support-queue-depth-high'. Schedule: every 10 min, Mon-Fri 9am-6pm ET. Check: count unread in #support label, Gmail. Condition: count > 25 for 3 consecutive checks. Action: SMS Juan + post in #ops-alerts. First check fires in 4 minutes. I'll DM you when the first scheduled run completes successfully so you know it's live.

FAQ common questions

How does it know what 'broke' looks like?

Either an absolute threshold you give it (count > 25, latency > 800ms), or a relative one ('2 standard deviations above the trailing 7-day median'). Both are configurable in plain English.

What about false positives?

Every monitor has a 'confirm window' -- e.g. the condition must hold for 3 consecutive checks. Cuts false-alert rate by ~90% in our experience.

Can it auto-remediate?

On Builder tier, yes. Stratam can trigger a Discord webhook, a Stripe action, a custom agent. Operator tier limits to notification + human handoff.

How is this different from Pingdom / Datadog?

Pingdom watches uptime. Datadog watches metrics. Stratam watches *business questions* -- 'is the support queue ok', 'did MRR drop', 'did a deploy break onboarding flow'. You write the question in English.

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