# Public Status Page

## Basic Features

IncidentHub's public status page aggregates the status of your monitored services and presents the overall status on a single page. You can customize the status page from your IncidentHub account.

Login to your IncidentHub account and click on "Status Page" to view this page.

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You can modify the following properties of your status page:

1. Page title
2. Company name
3. Company URL
4. Company logo
5. Support email (optional)

IncidentHub will host your status page on a dedicated subdomain. You can find this under "Status page URL".

A typical status page will look like this:

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If you have [configured components](/incidenthub-documentation/services/monitoring-a-service.md#choosing-components-to-monitor) for a service, you will see only see those outages that are affected by at least one of those components. If you did not configure any components, all outages for a service will show up in the list. This applies to the historical trends also (see below).

Clicking on the "i" icon next to the "Operational" or "Outage" indicator will open a detailed view of that service in a popup.

In the popup, you can view the currently affected components:

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In the same popup, you can also view historical trends for that service:

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Your users can toggle between light and dark themes by using the button towards the bottom of the page:

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## Security Features

You can set up password protection for your status page to control access to it.

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You can change the password, or disable it at any time.

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Users will be presented with a password prompt when they open the page.

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## White-labeling Features

If you plan includes it, you can white-label your status page with your organization's branding and custom domain.&#x20;

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Check the box next to "Remove IncidentHub Branding" to remove the "Powered by IncidentHub" message and logo on your status page's footer.

To enable a white-labeled custom domain for your status page, reach out to our team using the "Talk to Us" button in your IncidentHub dashboard or email us at support (at) incidenthub.cloud.


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