| Where do I see if I am on-call, my next shifts, and incidents that need me? | Your On-Call Dashboard |
| How do I open All Quiet on the Dashboard or the Incidents list after sign-in? | Choose your start page |
| How do I read who is on-call now vs the configured rotations, including timeline, week, and month? | Team Calendar (Effective Schedule vs Detailed Schedules) |
| Why does past on-call only show Tier 1 when I was also on-call in Tier 2? | Team Calendar — historic actual on-call records only the highest tier you were on-call in |
| How do I create an override from the calendar or take myself offline / cover a shift? | Create an override from the calendar and Personal Overrides |
| Can a Team Administrator edit other members’ overrides? | Team Overrides |
| How do I see which teams have open incidents or a noisy last 30 days? | Teams — Team Overview |
| How do I set a schedule to Always (24/7) vs specific times, including overnight windows? | Escalations — Schedules |
How do I cover one weekend with a single on-call person from Friday evening through Monday morning, and rotate after Monday morning (when shifts are shorter than 24h there is no Handoff Time)? | Escalations — Weekend on-call through Monday morning |
How do weekly rotations, handoff day, and Handoff Time work? | Escalations — Auto Rotations |
| Where is the team time zone configured, and how does it affect schedules? | Escalations — Timezones and Teams — Edit Team |
| How can I have different escalations for different severities? | Escalations — Automatic escalation (filter auto-escalate and auto-assign by severity); for a separate on-call path per severity, route to different teams (shared integration setup) |
| Can I have different escalations for one team? | In All Quiet, each team has one escalation policy. Within that policy you can define different schedules, rotations, and rules for escalating to higher tiers. If you need different Tier 1 on-call, or different repeat and auto-escalation rules for different kinds of incidents (for example by severity or service), create separate teams—each with its own escalation policy—and route incidents from one shared integration to the right team. |
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