Sync Pagerduty / Opsgenie Oncall Usergroup

Pagerly turns Slack usergroups (like @oncall / @support) into the single source of truth for rotation ownership. Instead of manually updating groups or relying on external schedulers, Pagerly automatically keeps your Slack usergroups in sync with real-time rotations and overrides.

What Pagerly Can Do with Slack Usergroups

πŸ” Automatically Sync Rotations to @oncall

  • Link any rotation or schedule to a Slack usergroup.

  • Pagerly updates the usergroup instantly as rotations change.

  • No manual adds/removes, ever.

πŸ‘€ Support Permanent Usergroup Members

  • Add always-on members to a usergroup (e.g. managers, SRE leads, escalation contacts).

  • Permanent members stay in the usergroup even when they’re not part of the current rotation.

  • On-call users are added and removed dynamically on top of these permanent members.


Go To Edit Team and Add/Update the Usergroup

Usergroup Sync (Custom @on-call Mentions)

Pagerly lets you map any rotation or on-call schedule to a Slack usergroup, so your team can use a clean, familiar mention like @dev-on-call instead of @Pagerly dev-on-call.

If you already have an existing Slack usergroup, Pagerly can take over managing it automatically. It continuously fetches the latest rotation and current on-call users, adds the right people to the usergroup, and removes users who are no longer on rotation ensuring the group always stays accurate.

Permanent Users in the Usergroup (Optional)

You can also define permanent members for a usergroup, such as managers, team leads, or escalation contacts. These users remain in the usergroup at all times, even when they are not part of the current rotation. Pagerly dynamically layers the active rotations / on-call users on top of these permanent members, without disrupting your rotation logic.

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