AlertProof

Continuous alert-path assurance

Don't hope alerts work. Prove it.

AlertProof continuously proves your critical alert paths work—and shows exactly where they stopped when they don't.

Become a design partner See what proof looks like

Out-of-band tests. Synthetic destinations by default. No production traffic in the path.

Verification complete
AP-0842

Payments · Production P1

  1. ✓
    Prometheus ruleSignal observed · 12:14:03.142
    CREATED
  2. ✓
    Alertmanager routepayments-critical selected · +2.1s
    ROUTED
  3. !
    JSM incidentAPI accepted; object not yet observed
    INCONCLUSIVE
  4. ·
    Synthetic destinationAwaiting correlated message
    NOT PROVED

Honest by design. API acceptance is not delivery. AlertProof only claims the evidence it actually observed.

One contract. Every hop.

Your alert is a path, not a ping.

An Alert Path is a testable contract from a signal source to an expected outcome. AlertProof injects a uniquely tagged synthetic signal, observes accessible hops, and preserves evidence without hiding uncertainty behind a green check.

01

Accepted

The provider API returned success. The request was accepted—nothing more.

02

Created

The expected downstream alert or incident object was independently observed.

03

Routed

The correct service, team, priority, or escalation policy was selected.

04

Delivered

A controlled destination received the uniquely correlated test message.

05

Human acknowledged

A named person explicitly acknowledged the test. Only then is human interaction proved.

Migrate behavior, not just configuration

Make Opsgenie → JSM a verified change.

Matching team names and copied rules don't prove equivalent outcomes. AlertProof compares the behavior of your old and new alert paths so you can find routing gaps before cutover.

  • Inventory available Opsgenie and JSM alert configuration
  • Run safely tagged tests through equivalent paths
  • Compare team, priority, escalation, and destination evidence
  • Export a timestamped record of what was—and wasn't—proved
Behavior comparison1 mismatch
OpsgeniePayments P1→Primary on-callPASS
JSMPayments P1→Default teamMISMATCH

First divergence: expected Payments team; observed Default team.

Assurance coverage94%

47 of 50 critical paths verified in the last 7 days

  • Payments API P1Failed · 11m
  • Data export cronStale · 8d
  • Checkout P1Passed · 34m

Continuous assurance

Yesterday's proof expires.

Schedules keep critical paths under test. As AlertProof evolves, configuration changes can identify affected paths for focused regression checks—turning alerting infrastructure into something you can continuously validate.

When visibility is insufficient, the result is inconclusive—never a false pass.

How it works

Proof without becoming another point of failure.

  1. 1

    Define the outcome

    Confirm the source, route, destination, latency, and evidence each critical path requires.

  2. 2

    Inject safely

    Run a correlated synthetic test outside the critical delivery path, using a controlled destination by default.

  3. 3

    Observe every hop

    Collect provider-native evidence and distinguish acceptance, creation, routing, delivery, and acknowledgment.

  4. 4

    Act on divergence

    See the first missing or incorrect hop, retain the record, fix the route, and verify again.

Design partners wanted

Help build the test suite for alerting infrastructure.

We're working with SRE and platform teams navigating Opsgenie migrations or protecting business-critical alert paths.

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