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  • πŸ‘‹Welcome to Pagerly
  • How To Work With Pagerly
    • Get Started
    • πŸ€‘Create Round Robin Rotations
      • πŸ“–How To Add Rotation in Pagerly
    • πŸ› οΈSetup Team
      • πŸ“–Retrieving Schedule Id for PagerDuty
      • πŸ“–Schedule for JSM Operations
      • πŸ“–Retrieving Schedule Id for OpsGenie
      • 🀝Find Sheet Id from Google Sheets
      • 🀝Retrieve Calendar Id from Google Calendar
    • πŸ€‘Round-Robin Rotations for Tasks / Picking
      • πŸ“–How To Add Rotation for Picking Tasks in Pagerly
    • πŸ€‘Round Robin Oncall without Schedule
      • πŸ“–How To Add Round Robin Rotation for Oncall without Schedule in Pagerly
    • 😎Playing with Pagerly
      • πŸ‘€Mention Current Oncall on any Slack Conversation
      • πŸ•–Fetch your team's oncall schedule
      • πŸŒ€Overriding Team's Schedule
      • πŸ—£οΈLet everyone know who is the Current Oncall of your Team
    • ⏰Reminders for Upcoming Rotation
    • Pagerduty Sync Slack and Workflows
    • πŸ”‘Setup Team Access
    • πŸ› οΈIntegrating with Your Paging Tool
      • πŸ“Retrieving PagerDuty API Key
      • πŸ“Connect JSM Operations
      • πŸ“Retrieving OpsGenie API Key
    • Escalations
    • πŸ—’οΈIntegration with Jira
      • 🀝Add Your JIRA Account
      • 🐞Create a Ticket via Emoji and Follow on Slack Channel
      • 🧡Post Ticket created on Jira to Slack Thread
      • 🏚️Post Ticket created on Jira to on Slack Channel
      • πŸ‘€Create Ticket via Slack Emoji and Follow on Slack Thread
      • πŸ“œCreate Jira Ticket/Incident using Form
      • πŸ”„Round Robin Assignment of Jira Issues/Tickets
    • πŸ“ŸSet Slack Status Automatically
    • πŸ“†Sync Schedule with Google Calendar
    • Creating Ticket via Emojis
    • πŸ”„Rotate & Assign Requests
    • πŸ”„Round Robin Assignment of Jira Issues/Tickets
    • πŸ”„Round Robin Assignment of Alerts/Incidents (Opsgenie/JSM Ops)
    • Instant Status Pages
    • 🀝Mention/Group Multiple Oncals
      • Configure MultiMention Team
    • πŸ› οΈLinear Integration
      • Connect Linear Account
      • Connect Pagerly Team and Linear Team
    • Create Swap on Oncall / Rotations
    • πŸ”„Custom Change Notification on Slack
    • πŸ“†Google Calendar with Slack
      • 🀝Retrieve Calendar Id from Google Calendar
    • πŸ‘¨Google Groups To Slack Usergroups
      • 🀝Find Sheet Id from Google Sheets
    • Google Sheets with Slack
      • 🀝Find Sheet Id from Google Sheets
    • πŸ“’Manage Tasks within Slack
    • Microsoft Team Setup
    • Discord App
    • πŸ‘©β€βš•οΈHelp and Support
    • 🏠Self Hosted
    • πŸ“ŠDaily Oncall Standup
    • πŸ’°Cloud Cost App
      • πŸ› οΈSetup IAM Role for Temporary Access
      • πŸ› οΈConfiguring Team for Cloud Cost
  • πŸ‘¨β€πŸš’Incidence Response
    • 🧯Pagerly Incidence Response
    • πŸ“–Overview
      • πŸŽ₯Video Demo
    • 😍Customization & Workflow
    • βš’οΈIntegrations
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Round Robin Oncall without Schedule

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Fair, Sequential, and Fast Incident Assignmentβ€”Without the Manual Overhead

Traditional on-call setups often overload a single person when incidents come in clusters. Pagerly solves this with built-in Round-Robin Schedulingβ€”an intelligent strategy where users are placed in a virtual ring and assigned incidents one after another.

This approach ensures equitable distribution, reduces burnout, and improves incident response timeβ€”especially when services experience multiple concurrent issues.

Features of Pagerly Round-Robin:

  • Sequential Assignments: Incidents are automatically distributed in turn, not dumped on the first responder.

  • Cluster-Resilient Distribution: Great for services that spike or see simultaneous incidents.

  • Faster Response, Lower Stress: Reduce overload and ensure every incident gets timely attention.

  • Slack-Native Controls: Manage everything right from Slackβ€”no need to open external tools.


Use Cases:

  • Incident Response Teams: Fairly distribute load during high-traffic periods or service degradation.

  • SRE Teams: Handle alert storms more efficiently by spreading them across multiple responders.

  • Dev Support Rotations: Ensure every engineer gets a fair share of tickets or interruptions.

  • Customer Escalation Routing: Assign incoming escalations evenly to improve accountability.

  • Escalation Rotation Beyond On-Call: Use for non-critical, but equally important daily responsibilities.

  • Back-to-Back Shift Mitigation: Prevent the same responder from getting hit again right after resolving a major issue.

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