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Greenslope ingests your OpenTelemetry traces, attributes every anomaly to the release that caused it, and closes the loop from alert to postmortem. Four surfaces, one product — built for teams too small to hire an SRE org.

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§ 01Four surfaces, one product

Every surface cites a job-to-be-done

Built around the jobs your on-call engineer actually has.

Each page below maps to a Customer-Engineer job-to-be-done. If we can't name the job a feature serves, we don't pitch it.

JTBD 1 · 10a

Deploy tracking

Every latency spike and every error, attributed to the release that caused it. Vercel-native change events and GitHub releases are on the timeline by default.

JTBD 3 · 9

Root-cause agent

3am alerts arrive with an automatic triage summary: what changed, what's slow, what's erroring, which release is implicated, and a blast-radius view of the affected traces.

JTBD 3 · 6 · 11 · 12

Incident loop

Alert → triage → rollback suggestion → ack / snooze / resolve, end-to-end in Slack. Tunes thresholds from how you actually respond.

JTBD 4 · 7

Postmortems

The first draft writes itself. Timeline of traces, alerts, releases, and rollbacks — assembled, narrated, and ready for you to edit before publishing.

§ 02Positioning

What this is, and what it isn't.

It is

Release-aware observability for teams shipping on Vercel and other PaaS.
Opinionated: we suggest SLOs, thresholds, and rollbacks. You always confirm.
OTel-native. No Greenslope-branded SDK to maintain.
EU-hosted, UK-registered, GDPR-compliant by architecture.

It isn’t

A logs product. Runtime logs are read only for release metadata.
A custom-metrics store. Traces only.
Frontend RUM, session replay, or synthetic monitoring.
An enterprise APM. Datadog is better if that’s your shape.
Autonomous: Greenslope suggests, you decide.

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