Not Every Outage Is Yours
Sometimes it's not you. It's a vendor. Dependent Monitors, one of Zunoy Uptime's monitoring services, links those vendors to your status page, so the real cause shows up automatically, not a guess. Included in every paid plan.
Keeping Your Team and Customers Aware
When a vendor goes down, nobody on your side finds out first, they find out from confused customers and a Slack channel that's already on fire.
"Is It Down?" Times Five
The same question lands in five different threads, from five different people, before anyone's actually confirmed whether it's even your problem to fix.
The Update Nobody Wants to Keep Writing
Someone still has to manually type "we're aware, it's on their end," every single time, because nothing's actually explaining it for them.
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Status Pages
Your Status Page Finally Tells the Whole Story
A status page that only ever shows your own infrastructure is missing half the picture. The moment a vendor you depend on goes down, that gap becomes obvious, to your team and to anyone checking the page.
Attach a vendor directly to a public or private status page
Shown the same way as any monitor you actually run
Visitors see the real cause, not a vague "we're investigating"
Incidents
A Vendor Outage Gets Treated Like a Real Incident
A problem that's technically someone else's fault still needs to be tracked, assigned, and closed out on your end. Dependent Monitors don't skip that process just because the root cause lives outside your infrastructure.
Opens automatically the same way your own monitors do
Tracked, assigned, and resolved through the same workflow
No separate process just because it wasn't your infrastructure
What It Brings
Everything a Dependent Monitor Actually Does
Pre-Built Provider List
Add AWS, GitHub, Azure, Vercel, and other major providers instantly, no manual setup needed.
Real-Time Vendor Status
See a vendor status change the moment it happens, not whenever someone remembers to check.
Automatic Cause Attribution
Your status page explains the outage as theirs, automatically, no manual update to write.
Zero Extra Setup
Attach a vendor to your existing status page in a few clicks, no new dashboard.
Included in Every Paid Plan
No add-on fee, no separate purchase, included in every paid plan from the start.
Incident Response
A vendor outage opens and tracks through the exact same incident workflow as your own.
Public or Private Status Pages
Attach a Dependent Monitor to a public or private status page, same as any monitor.
Historical Outage Record
Look back and see exactly when and how often a vendor has actually gone down.
One Dashboard for All Vendors
Track every vendor your product relies on from the same place you track your own.
Stay Notified
For the Next Time GitHub Goes Down...
Don't wait to check a dozen status pages, or Google whether it's actually your server. Get alerted the moment it goes down, straight to Slack, Discord, email, or any channel you are the most active on.
In Practice
Who Actually Needs This
- CHECKOUT
Checkout Failures
Your payment processor goes down mid-launch, and your status page says so instead of your support team guessing.
- ON-CALL
On-Call Engineers
Get paged for an actual outage, not a vendor's, because Dependent Monitors already ruled that out.
- MULTI-VENDOR
Multi-Vendor Products
Five different services power your product, one status page shows exactly which one's the problem.
- SUPPORT
Support Response Time
A customer asks "is it down?" and the answer's already public before they finish typing.
FAQ
Quick Answers
What are Dependent Monitors?
A feature in Zunoy Uptime's paid plans that lets you link a vendor your business depends on to your own status page, so an outage on their end shows up clearly as the cause, not a mystery.
A service shows "up," but I still can't load it, why?
The service itself is reachable. The block is more likely your connection, DNS, browser cache, or a regional restriction on your end.
How is a Dependent Monitor different from a regular monitor?
A Dependent Monitor tracks a vendor you don't own, so your status page can explain when their outage affects you. A regular monitor watches a service you actually run.
How does it decide if something's down?
It sends a live request to the service and reads what comes back. No response, or an error, usually means it's down.
Do I have to pay extra for Dependent Monitors?
No. It's included in every paid plan, not a separate add-on.
Can I add a Dependent Monitor to a private status page?
Yes. It works on public and private status pages the same way any other monitor does.
VENDOR STATUS
Start Tracking the Vendors You Depend On
Every product relies on someone else's infrastructure to stay up. Add the vendors yours depends on, and know the moment one of them is the reason something broke.
Tracks vendors automatically
Shows the real cause instantly
Reflected on your status page