# TaskCall

Incident response and on-call management with escalation policies and email-triggered incidents.

- Website: https://taskcallapp.com/
- Listing: https://openack.co/p/taskcall
- Not evaluated. Listed by OpenACK: its 7 claimed capabilities are OpenACK's reading of the product's public site, not the maker's word, and nobody has checked them yet.

OpenACK's description (not checked):

> TaskCall routes alerts from monitoring tools, email and its API to on-call responders following schedules and escalation policies, and adds incident collaboration features. The free plan covers up to five users with unlimited schedules and escalation policies, email triggers and email alerts; SMS and voice need a paid plan.

## Capabilities

- **not evaluated**: Send an alert to the service from a webhook or email
- **not evaluated**: Set who gets alerted with an on-call schedule
- **not evaluated**: Escalate an alert if nobody acknowledges it
- **not evaluated**: Acknowledge and resolve an alert
- **not evaluated**: Get an alert by email
- **not evaluated**: Get an alert in Slack
- **not evaluated**: Invite a teammate to a workspace

## What the statuses mean

- **confirmed** (ACK): a person from OpenACK signed in with a test account and saw it work.
- **not confirmed** (NAK or ?): it was tried and didn't work, or we couldn't reach or check it. Not proof it's missing, but not verified.
- **not evaluated** (—): nobody has checked it. It's the founder's word only.

Treat only "confirmed" as verified. A result is a record of one evaluation on the date shown, not a guarantee.