Sovereign uptime monitoring, citizen-facing status pages, and incident evidence workflows for African ministries, agencies, municipalities, and public-sector digital teams.

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Reliable visibility without exposing internal infrastructure.

Monitor critical public portals, APIs, payment services, identity systems, education platforms, and health services.

Publish clear citizen-facing status updates while keeping internal infrastructure and investigation notes private.

Use dedicated tenant, in-country, on-prem, or hybrid probe options when procurement and data-residency rules require more control.

Watch the signal

Track the public evidence customers actually experience.

Measure the trend

Keep response, uptime, and incident context close to the decision.

Route the response

Alert the right people and publish customer-safe updates when needed.

Built for public accountability

Citizens need to know whether a digital service is up, degraded, under maintenance, or restored. FTStatus Government turns uptime checks into clear service communication and auditable incident records.

Sovereign deployment choices

Run FTStatus as a dedicated government tenant, in-country deployment, on-prem government server, or hybrid model with private probes for internal networks and public probes for citizen access.

Operational evidence

Monthly reliability reports, incident evidence packs, approval workflows, and audit logs help ICT teams brief leadership, satisfy procurement reviews, and improve digital-service continuity.

Setup workflow

From first check to customer-ready status.

Select 10-25 critical public services for a pilot.

Define citizen-facing components, internal owners, approval roles, and reporting needs.

Deploy external probes, optional private probes, status pages, Ruby ticketing, and monthly reliability reporting.

Continue building the monitoring workflow.

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Start with critical customer-facing services, then add status pages, alert routes, and managed help as reliability becomes more important.

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