The account's executive summary or operations report for one period, compared with the period before it.
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(Monday to Sunday) and months are counted in timezone, which defaults to the account’s
timezone.
Uptime is the share of HTTP, TCP port, ping and browser checks that passed. A heartbeat
monitor’s uptime is the share of the period outside missed-ping outages. The attention
section is the state now, whatever the period.
A scoped API key or token gets incidents and on-call figures only with read:incidents, and
RUM only with read:rum; withheld names the sections left empty.
Authorizations
Section titled “Authorizations ”Parameters
Section titled “ Parameters ”Query Parameters
Section titled “Query Parameters ”executive (default) or operations.
daily, weekly (default) or monthly.
1 (default) is the last complete period, 0 the one in progress, 2 the one before the last.
IANA zone the days are counted in. Defaults to the account’s timezone.
Responses
Section titled “ Responses ”The report
The account’s report over one period, compared with the period before. Fields missing from a stored report read as empty, so older reports keep rendering.
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executive or operations.
The account’s display name, when it has one.
One period of a report. end is exclusive.
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The IANA zone the period’s days are counted in.
“Oct 24, 2026”, “Oct 19 to 25, 2026” or “October 2026”.
False for a period still in progress.
One period of a report. end is exclusive.
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The IANA zone the period’s days are counted in.
“Oct 24, 2026”, “Oct 19 to 25, 2026” or “October 2026”.
False for a period still in progress.
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Active (not paused) monitors by type.
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Share of HTTP, TCP, ping and browser checks that passed, in percent.
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The target for a monitor with none set on a status page.
Monitors with data in the period.
Outages overlapping the period, heartbeats included.
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Time at least one monitor was down.
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95th percentile response time of HTTP checks across the account.
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Worst first: lowest uptime, then most downtime. At most 500.
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http, tcp, ping, browser or heartbeat.
The strictest SLA target on the monitor’s status pages, else the default.
null when the period has no data for the monitor, or it was paused throughout.
Longest first by time inside the period. At most 20.
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null while the monitor is still failing.
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Incidents opened in the period, merged incidents excluded.
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Of those, how many are resolved.
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Incidents not resolved now.
Mean seconds to acknowledge, for incidents opened in the period.
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Mean seconds to resolve, for incidents opened in the period.
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minor, major or critical.
Incidents open during the period, longest first. At most 5.
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triggered, acknowledged or resolved.
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Responders paged.
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Most paged first. At most 10. Empty in a copy for someone outside the account.
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What needs attention now, whatever the period.
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Longest down first. At most 20.
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Oldest first. At most 10.
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triggered, acknowledged or resolved.
Certificates and domains expiring within 30 days (or expired in the last 30), soonest first. At most 20.
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tls or domain.
Negative once expired.
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The five applications with the most sessions.
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A figure for the period and the one before it; null when there is no data.
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Share of sessions with an error, from 0 to 1.
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A figure for the period and the one before it; null when there is no data.
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A figure for the period and the one before it; null when there is no data.
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A figure for the period and the one before it; null when there is no data.
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Sections left empty because the caller’s access does not cover them: incidents and
on_call without read:incidents, rum without read:rum.
Example
{ "kind": "executive", "account_name": null, "period": { "complete": true, "end": "1970-01-01T00:00:00Z", "frequency": "weekly", "label": "", "start": "1970-01-01T00:00:00Z", "timezone": "UTC" }, "previous_period": { "complete": true, "end": "1970-01-01T00:00:00Z", "frequency": "weekly", "label": "", "start": "1970-01-01T00:00:00Z", "timezone": "UTC" }, "generated_at": [ 1970, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0 ], "uptime": { "coverage": { "browser": 0, "heartbeat": 0, "http": 0, "ping": 0, "tcp": 0 }, "default_target": 0, "downtime_seconds": { "current": null, "previous": null }, "longest_outages": [], "monitors": [], "monitors_judged": 0, "monitors_meeting_target": 0, "monitors_omitted": 0, "outages": { "current": null, "previous": null }, "outages_omitted": 0, "response_time_p95_ms": { "current": null, "previous": null }, "uptime_percentage": { "current": null, "previous": null } }, "incidents": { "by_severity": [], "longest": [], "mtta_seconds": { "current": null, "previous": null }, "mttr_seconds": { "current": null, "previous": null }, "open_now": 0, "opened": { "current": null, "previous": null }, "resolved": { "current": null, "previous": null } }, "on_call": { "by_person": [], "pages": { "current": null, "previous": null } }, "attention": { "expiring": [], "monitors_down": [], "open_incidents": [] }, "rum": { "apps": [] }, "withheld": []}Unknown kind or frequency, an offset over 12, or an unknown timezone
Missing or invalid authentication
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