Teams Overview

PulsAPI Teams let multiple people in your organization share a single, unified view of the services you depend on. Instead of everyone maintaining their own board, a team provides one shared workspace where dashboards, groups, and alert configurations are visible to all members.

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Why use teams?

• Shared visibility — Everyone on the team sees the same real-time status dashboard. No more asking "is AWS down for you too?"
• Organized groups — Create service groups (e.g., "Production", "Staging", "CI/CD") that the whole team can access and manage.
• Centralized alerts — Configure Slack, Discord, email, or webhook notifications once and the entire team benefits.
• Role-based access — Control who can modify settings, invite members, or just view the board using four distinct roles.

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How shared dashboards work

When you create a team, PulsAPI sets up a team board that acts as the single source of truth for your organization's service monitoring.

• Services added to the team board are visible to every member.
• Groups created within the team are shared — any member with the right permissions can organize services into logical groupings.
• Status updates appear in real time for all team members simultaneously.
• Each member can still maintain a personal My Board view alongside the team board.

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Getting started with teams

1. Create a team and give it a name.
2. Invite your teammates by email.
3. Assign roles and permissions to control who can do what.
4. Start adding services and groups to the shared team board.

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Team admin actions

Team owners and admins have access to additional management actions:

• Rename the team — Update the team display name at any time from Team Settings.
• Delete the team — Permanently remove the team and all shared data. This action cannot be undone.
• Leave the team — Any member can leave a team. If you are the sole owner, you must transfer ownership or delete the team first.
• Cancel pending invites — Revoke invitations that have not yet been accepted.