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Can I see a service's past outages?

For 20 of the 24 services we watch, the public feed lists past incidents as well as open ones, so you can look back at recent outages. For 3 services (Slack, Square and QuickBooks), the feed only shows what is open now, and we could not read the feed for Okta.

Feeds with past incidents

Microsoft 365, Outlook, Teams, SharePoint / OneDrive, Entra ID, Azure, Google Workspace, Google Meet, Google Cloud, Zoom, Atlassian, Dropbox, GitHub, Stripe, Shopify, PayPal, Xero, Sage, AWS and Cloudflare.

For these, our recent outages page and each service page show a 30-day bar. A blank day means the feed named no incident that day. It is not proof the tool worked for everyone.

On our last reading, the feeds that listed any incidents were: AWS (38), Stripe (25), PayPal (14), Sage (1). Some feeds keep only a few recent items, so these counts are not a fair comparison of how reliable each tool is.

Feeds that only show open problems

Slack, Square and QuickBooks: their public feed lists what is broken now, then drops it once fixed. For their history, open the vendor's own status page from the service page; some keep an incident archive there.

Feeds we could not read

Okta. We show it as Status unavailable instead of a green light. See data sources for why.

FAQ

Why can't I see last month's outage for every tool?
Because not every vendor's public feed includes resolved incidents. We only show history the feed itself gives us. We do not fill gaps from user reports.
Is a tool with more listed incidents less reliable?
Not necessarily. Vendors differ in how much they post and how long their feed keeps old items, so the counts are not a reliability ranking.

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Figures on this page are worked out from our latest saved reading of each vendor's public feed (24 Oct, 17:35 UTC).

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