What’s changed at CheckUpstream.

• Vendor records. Browse status reports and reliability records for a vendor. Dates and source labels help you interpret each record.

• Incident history. Open the incident feed to find dated vendor reports and their latest recorded updates.

• SLA claim guides. Use vendor guides to review tracked terms, evidence requirements and filing routes. Check the applicable contract before submitting; the vendor decides eligibility.

• Embeddable status. Choose a vendor and copy an image, Markdown or iframe from the badge builder.

• Sample workspace. A separate demo organization provides sample projects and vendor connections to explore. These examples do not describe your application.

• Platform activity. The platform status page shows the latest recorded vendor checks, SDK telemetry and outage signals, with timestamps and measurement limits.

Create an account, connect GitHub or GitLab and choose a repository. Review the matched vendors and your alert settings. A vendor report gives your team somewhere to investigate; it does not establish that your application had an outage.

Follow the repository setup guide or compare plans for current limits.

Wrap an HTTP client to collect request measurements for comparison with vendor incidents. Integrations cover net/http, Gin, Echo, Fiber and Chi.

Request access before installing. Go is in private beta. Check SDK availability and contact us about your Go application to confirm setup for your runtime.

Import analysis follows supported imports and wrappers to help you review vendor connections. A match is a lead to investigate, not confirmation that a package runs in production.

Selected source files can be stored in full. Read how scans handle repository data before connecting a repository.