> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.paradime.io/app-help/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.paradime.io/app-help/documentation/bolt/creating-schedules/templates/incident-templates.md). # Incident Templates Streamline your incident response by automatically creating incidents in your preferred incident management platforms when data pipelines fail. These templates integrate with leading incident management tools to ensure rapid detection, notification, and resolution of data pipeline issues.


📊 Create Datadog Incident	Automatically create Datadog incidents when pipelines fail, integrating data pipeline monitoring with your infrastructure observability platform.	/pages/xqTdbrjqLVERFLURwfev
🔧 Create incident in incident.io	Create incident.io incidents automatically when pipelines fail, leveraging modern incident management workflows for data pipeline issues.	/pages/XdZXHDaUUfl87oGhgNLP
🚨 Create New Relic Incidents	Generate New Relic incidents automatically for failed pipeline runs, enabling immediate incident response through your observability platform.	/pages/nR5Lb3SfYf4UBwcMmMv6
📟 Create PagerDuty Incident	Automatically create PagerDuty incidents when pipelines fail, leveraging your existing on-call rotations for data pipeline monitoring.	/pages/jR0InYCVJ04iAMFYoCks
🔄 Create Rootly Incident	Create Rootly incidents automatically when pipelines fail, utilizing automated incident workflows and Slack-based collaboration.	/pages/pxJdfPiW19nSuU7HXqGc

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