Mobile Application

FireHydrant offers a mobile application for receiving Alert push notifications as well as responding to Alerts and viewing information.

The mobile application is offered on the following app stores/marketplaces:

• iOS App Store
• Android Apps on Google Play

Setting Up

When first onboarding to the FireHydrant mobile application, you'll receive a detailed onboarding. This includes configuring permissions, Do Not Disturb overrides, and other required features for FireHydrant to ensure timely delivery of your alerts, whether through push notifications or WhatsApp, Voice, or SMS.

Ensure you follow the onboarding instructions carefully.

Navigation

Navigation is at the bottom of the application. From left to right:

• Alerts - You can view all alerts assigned to you as well as all alerts across your organization on this page. You can also search for specific alerts and filter by teams and alert status.
• Incidents - Like with Alerts, you can browse incidents on this page. Note that currently we don't yet support taking action on incidents, like resolving them or updating details, from the mobile application. However, you can find links on incidents such as to meeting bridges, incident channels, and more.
• New Alert - The '+' button allows you to manually create an alert through the mobile application and page specific targets. See the next section.
• Schedules - This page shows all of the current ongoing shifts for all of the schedules across your teams and company. You can also switch tabs to view any current coverage requests from any teams you're on.
• Settings - Here, you can configure your phone numbers and notification settings as well as log out of the application.

Creating an Alert/Paging

FireHydrant allows manually creating alerts/pages via the web UI as well as via the mobile application. In the mobile application, this is done via the '+' button, which will open a new screen for you to fill out information about the page.

Like the web interface, creating an alert from the mobile application allows filling in basic details such as the alert summary, a description, and then a specific target - you can notify Teams (which routes to the Team's default escalation policy), Escalation Policies, On-Call Schedules, and specific Users.

Responding to Alerts

If you receive SMS, Voice, and WhatsApp alerts, then you can respond to those alerts via those mediums. For example, a text message alert can be responded to with the appropriate numbers specified and a voice alert can be responded to with the correct number pad input.

Opening a push notifications will show the alert in the mobile application interface and present the user with buttons to take action on said alerts.

Delivering Feedback

FireHydrant's mobile application makes it easy to receive, manage, and respond to Alerts using your phone. Any questions or feedback can be directly submitted to our Support team.