What is the Status Pages module?

Status Pages lets your org publish a public, branded status page that shows current platform health, in-progress incidents, scheduled maintenance, and a 90-day history of past events. Customers and partners can subscribe to email updates so they hear from you when something is wrong — not from a tweet.

What you get:
• A public page at status.{yourdomain} (or status.turtini.com/{yourorg} if no custom domain) showing service health for each component you define
• Incident posting with multi-stage updates (Investigating → Identified → Monitoring → Resolved) — each update goes out to subscribers automatically
• Scheduled maintenance windows announced in advance, with auto-publish at the start time
• Embeddable status badge for your marketing site ("All systems operational" pill)
• JSON + RSS feeds so customers can integrate with their own dashboards
• Optional external monitoring — poll third-party services and reflect their status alongside yours

Components you might define:
• "API" — your backend / public API
• "Customer Portal" — the customer-facing app
• "Email Delivery" — your transactional email pipeline
• "Background Jobs" — async workers
• Anything else you want to give customers visibility into

Status levels per component:
• Operational — everything's normal
• Degraded — slow / partial issues
• Partial Outage — some users affected
• Major Outage — most users affected

Set health automatically by external polling, by your monitoring stack via webhook, or manually when you post an incident. The Status tab in each org shows the current dashboard plus the incident history; subscribers see only the public-facing version.