aid: zenduty name: Zenduty description: >- Zenduty is an incident management and on-call platform that orchestrates alert routing, escalation policies, on-call schedules, and incident response workflows for SRE and DevOps teams. The platform integrates with observability tools, ticketing systems, and chat platforms to centralize incident triage. Zenduty exposes a REST API for managing incidents, services, teams, schedules, and escalation policies, plus an Events API for ingesting alerts, all secured with Token authentication. type: Index accessModel: pricing: unknown onboarding: self-serve trial: false try_now: false public: false label: Self-serve signup confidence: medium source: - authentication generated: '2026-07-22' method: derived image: https://kinlane-images.s3.amazonaws.com/shared/apis-json/icons/zenduty.png tags: - Incident Management - On-Call - Alerting - SRE - DevOps - Observability url: >- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/api-evangelist/zenduty/refs/heads/main/apis.yml created: '2026-05-11' modified: '2026-05-11' specificationVersion: '0.19' apis: - aid: zenduty:rest-api name: Zenduty REST API description: >- Management REST API for incidents, services, teams, users, schedules, escalation policies, and integrations. Authenticated via "Authorization: Token " header. humanURL: https://apidocs.zenduty.com baseURL: https://www.zenduty.com/api tags: - Incident Management - On-Call - Alerting properties: - type: Documentation url: https://apidocs.zenduty.com - type: API Keys Guide url: https://zenduty.com/docs/api-keys - aid: zenduty:events-api name: Zenduty Events API description: >- Alert ingestion API for sending incident events from monitoring, observability, and custom systems into Zenduty. humanURL: https://zenduty.com/docs/api-integration baseURL: https://events.zenduty.com/api/events tags: - Alerting - Events properties: - type: Documentation url: https://zenduty.com/docs/api-integration - aid: zenduty:zenduty-account-custom-role-api name: Zenduty Account Custom Role API description: >- This object represents a custom role of the account. Each custom role object has custom permissions, which the account admin can set from account level permissions and assign this custom role to a particular user. humanURL: https://apidocs.zenduty.com baseURL: https://www.zenduty.com/api tags: - Account Custom Role properties: - type: OpenAPI url: openapi/zenduty-account-custom-role-api-openapi.yml - aid: zenduty:zenduty-account-member-api name: Zenduty Account Member API description: >- This object represents a user of the account. Each account member object has a role, which can be owner, admin, or user. Each account has a single owner, but the admins and users can be multiple. humanURL: https://apidocs.zenduty.com baseURL: https://www.zenduty.com/api tags: - Account Member properties: - type: OpenAPI url: openapi/zenduty-account-member-api-openapi.yml - aid: zenduty:zenduty-alert-rules-api name: Zenduty Alert Rules API description: >- Alert Rules in Zenduty are advanced conditions for incoming alerts. They dictate how Zenduty handles alerts and their incidents upon receipt, altering behavior and routing based on predefined rules and actions set by the user within Zenduty Integrations.Visit this link to view the documentation for the alert rules https://www.zenduty.com/docs/alertrules/ humanURL: https://apidocs.zenduty.com baseURL: https://www.zenduty.com/api tags: - Alert Rules properties: - type: OpenAPI url: openapi/zenduty-alert-rules-api-openapi.yml - aid: zenduty:zenduty-analytics-api name: Zenduty Analytics API description: >- These endpoints provide incident analytics for your account. All analytics endpoints accept POST requests with optional filter parameters and return metrics such as incident counts, MTTA, and MTTR. humanURL: https://apidocs.zenduty.com baseURL: https://www.zenduty.com/api tags: - Analytics properties: - type: OpenAPI url: openapi/zenduty-analytics-api-openapi.yml - aid: zenduty:zenduty-contact-methods-api name: Zenduty Contact Methods API description: >- This object represents one of the following communication channels(Email, SMS, Phone Call, Slack, Microsoft Team, Google Chat). A user can add multiple contacts methods. humanURL: https://apidocs.zenduty.com baseURL: https://www.zenduty.com/api tags: - Contact Methods properties: - type: OpenAPI url: openapi/zenduty-contact-methods-api-openapi.yml - aid: zenduty:zenduty-escalation-policies-api name: Zenduty Escalation Policies API description: >- This object represents the escalation policy of a team. You can checkout the escalation policy docs here https://docs.zenduty.com/docs/escalationpolicies humanURL: https://apidocs.zenduty.com baseURL: https://www.zenduty.com/api tags: - Escalation Policies properties: - type: OpenAPI url: openapi/zenduty-escalation-policies-api-openapi.yml - aid: zenduty:zenduty-events-api name: Zenduty Events API description: This object represents the events of an integration. humanURL: https://apidocs.zenduty.com baseURL: https://www.zenduty.com/api tags: - Events properties: - type: OpenAPI url: openapi/zenduty-events-api-openapi.yml - aid: zenduty:zenduty-forwarding-rules-api name: Zenduty Forwarding Rules API description: >- This object represents a user's forwarding rules. A user can forward his notifications to the other account members in case an incident occurs. humanURL: https://apidocs.zenduty.com baseURL: https://www.zenduty.com/api tags: - Forwarding Rules properties: - type: OpenAPI url: openapi/zenduty-forwarding-rules-api-openapi.yml - aid: zenduty:zenduty-global-router-api name: Zenduty Global Router API description: >- This object represents the Global Router of the Account. You can checkout the global alert routing docs here https://docs.zenduty.com/docs/globalalertrouting humanURL: https://apidocs.zenduty.com baseURL: https://www.zenduty.com/api tags: - Global Router properties: - type: OpenAPI url: openapi/zenduty-global-router-api-openapi.yml - aid: zenduty:zenduty-global-router-rules-api name: Zenduty Global Router Rules API description: >- The Rules of the Global Router in an Account are represented by this object. Visit this link to view the documentation for the global alert routing rules https://docs.zenduty.com/docs/globalalertrouting humanURL: https://apidocs.zenduty.com baseURL: https://www.zenduty.com/api tags: - Global Router Rules properties: - type: OpenAPI url: openapi/zenduty-global-router-rules-api-openapi.yml - aid: zenduty:zenduty-incident-alerts-api name: Zenduty Incident Alerts API description: This object represents the incident alerts of an incident. humanURL: https://apidocs.zenduty.com baseURL: https://www.zenduty.com/api tags: - Incident Alerts properties: - type: OpenAPI url: openapi/zenduty-incident-alerts-api-openapi.yml - aid: zenduty:zenduty-incident-notes-api name: Zenduty Incident Notes API description: This object represents the incident notes of an incident. humanURL: https://apidocs.zenduty.com baseURL: https://www.zenduty.com/api tags: - Incident Notes properties: - type: OpenAPI url: openapi/zenduty-incident-notes-api-openapi.yml - aid: zenduty:zenduty-incident-responders-api name: Zenduty Incident Responders API description: This object represents the incident responders of an incident. humanURL: https://apidocs.zenduty.com baseURL: https://www.zenduty.com/api tags: - Incident Responders properties: - type: OpenAPI url: openapi/zenduty-incident-responders-api-openapi.yml - aid: zenduty:zenduty-incident-roles-api name: Zenduty Incident Roles API description: >- This object represents the incident roles of an incident. You can checkout the incident role docs here https://docs.zenduty.com/docs/incidentroles humanURL: https://apidocs.zenduty.com baseURL: https://www.zenduty.com/api tags: - Incident Roles properties: - type: OpenAPI url: openapi/zenduty-incident-roles-api-openapi.yml - aid: zenduty:zenduty-incident-tags-api name: Zenduty Incident Tags API description: This object represents the incident tags of an incident. humanURL: https://apidocs.zenduty.com baseURL: https://www.zenduty.com/api tags: - Incident Tags properties: - type: OpenAPI url: openapi/zenduty-incident-tags-api-openapi.yml - aid: zenduty:zenduty-incidents-api name: Zenduty Incidents API description: >- This object represents the incidents of the account. You can checkout the incident docs here https://docs.zenduty.com/docs/incidents humanURL: https://apidocs.zenduty.com baseURL: https://www.zenduty.com/api tags: - Incidents properties: - type: OpenAPI url: openapi/zenduty-incidents-api-openapi.yml - aid: zenduty:zenduty-integrations-api name: Zenduty Integrations API description: >- This object represents the integrations associated with a service. You can checkout the integration docs here https://docs.zenduty.com/docs/integrations humanURL: https://apidocs.zenduty.com baseURL: https://www.zenduty.com/api tags: - Integrations properties: - type: OpenAPI url: openapi/zenduty-integrations-api-openapi.yml - aid: zenduty:zenduty-notification-rules-api name: Zenduty Notification Rules API description: >- This object represents a user's notification rules. A user can have notification rules for high urgency and low urgency incidents. humanURL: https://apidocs.zenduty.com baseURL: https://www.zenduty.com/api tags: - Notification Rules properties: - type: OpenAPI url: openapi/zenduty-notification-rules-api-openapi.yml - aid: zenduty:zenduty-oncall-api name: Zenduty OnCall API description: This object represents the user who is oncall. humanURL: https://apidocs.zenduty.com baseURL: https://www.zenduty.com/api tags: - OnCall properties: - type: OpenAPI url: openapi/zenduty-oncall-api-openapi.yml - aid: zenduty:zenduty-postmortem-api name: Zenduty Postmortem API description: >- This object represents the postmortem of an incident. You can checkout the postmortem docs here https://docs.zenduty.com/docs/incidentpostmortem humanURL: https://apidocs.zenduty.com baseURL: https://www.zenduty.com/api tags: - Postmortem properties: - type: OpenAPI url: openapi/zenduty-postmortem-api-openapi.yml - aid: zenduty:zenduty-priorities-api name: Zenduty Priorities API description: >- This object represents the priority of an incident. You can checkout the priority docs here https://docs.zenduty.com/docs/incidentpriority humanURL: https://apidocs.zenduty.com baseURL: https://www.zenduty.com/api tags: - Priorities properties: - type: OpenAPI url: openapi/zenduty-priorities-api-openapi.yml - aid: zenduty:zenduty-schedule-overrides-api name: Zenduty Schedule Overrides API description: >- This object represents the Override of a Schedule. You can checkout the Schedule Override docs here https://docs.zenduty.com/docs/schedules/#schedule-override humanURL: https://apidocs.zenduty.com baseURL: https://www.zenduty.com/api tags: - Schedule Overrides properties: - type: OpenAPI url: openapi/zenduty-schedule-overrides-api-openapi.yml - aid: zenduty:zenduty-schedules-api name: Zenduty Schedules API description: >- This object represents the schedule of a team. You can checkout the schedule docs here https://docs.zenduty.com/docs/schedules humanURL: https://apidocs.zenduty.com baseURL: https://www.zenduty.com/api tags: - Schedules properties: - type: OpenAPI url: openapi/zenduty-schedules-api-openapi.yml - aid: zenduty:zenduty-services-api name: Zenduty Services API description: >- This object represents the services associated with a team. You can checkout the services docs here https://docs.zenduty.com/docs/services humanURL: https://apidocs.zenduty.com baseURL: https://www.zenduty.com/api tags: - Services properties: - type: OpenAPI url: openapi/zenduty-services-api-openapi.yml - aid: zenduty:zenduty-sla-api name: Zenduty SLA API description: >- This object represents the SLA of an incident. You can checkout the SLA docs here https://docs.zenduty.com/docs/incidentsla humanURL: https://apidocs.zenduty.com baseURL: https://www.zenduty.com/api tags: - SLA properties: - type: OpenAPI url: openapi/zenduty-sla-api-openapi.yml - aid: zenduty:zenduty-tags-api name: Zenduty Tags API description: >- This object represents the tags of an incident. You can checkout the tag docs here https://docs.zenduty.com/docs/incidenttags humanURL: https://apidocs.zenduty.com baseURL: https://www.zenduty.com/api tags: - Tags properties: - type: OpenAPI url: openapi/zenduty-tags-api-openapi.yml - aid: zenduty:zenduty-task-templates-api name: Zenduty Task Templates API description: >- This object represents the task templates of the team. You can checkout the task template docs here https://docs.zenduty.com/docs/tasktemplates humanURL: https://apidocs.zenduty.com baseURL: https://www.zenduty.com/api tags: - Task Templates properties: - type: OpenAPI url: openapi/zenduty-task-templates-api-openapi.yml - aid: zenduty:zenduty-team-maintenance-mode-api name: Zenduty Team Maintenance Mode API description: >- This object represents the maintenance mode of a team. You can checkout the team maintenance mode docs here https://docs.zenduty.com/docs/maintenancewindows humanURL: https://apidocs.zenduty.com baseURL: https://www.zenduty.com/api tags: - Team Maintenance Mode properties: - type: OpenAPI url: openapi/zenduty-team-maintenance-mode-api-openapi.yml - aid: zenduty:zenduty-team-members-api name: Zenduty Team Members API description: >- This object represents the users of a team. Each team member has a role which can be a manager or a user. You can checkout the team member docs here https://docs.zenduty.com/docs/users humanURL: https://apidocs.zenduty.com baseURL: https://www.zenduty.com/api tags: - Team Members properties: - type: OpenAPI url: openapi/zenduty-team-members-api-openapi.yml - aid: zenduty:zenduty-team-permissions-api name: Zenduty Team Permissions API description: >- This object represents the permissions of a team. It lets you access the particular team elements that the team has given permissions to use. humanURL: https://apidocs.zenduty.com baseURL: https://www.zenduty.com/api tags: - Team Permissions properties: - type: OpenAPI url: openapi/zenduty-team-permissions-api-openapi.yml - aid: zenduty:zenduty-teams-api name: Zenduty Teams API description: >- This object represents a team of the account. It lets you create different independent operational units in the account. You can check out the team docs here https://docs.zenduty.com/docs/teams. humanURL: https://apidocs.zenduty.com baseURL: https://www.zenduty.com/api tags: - Teams properties: - type: OpenAPI url: openapi/zenduty-teams-api-openapi.yml - aid: zenduty:zenduty-user-custom-role-api name: Zenduty User Custom Role API description: >- This object represents a user's custom role. Each user can be assigned to only one custom role. humanURL: https://apidocs.zenduty.com baseURL: https://www.zenduty.com/api tags: - User Custom Role properties: - type: OpenAPI url: openapi/zenduty-user-custom-role-api-openapi.yml common: - type: AgenticAccess url: agentic-access/zenduty-agentic-access.yml - type: TrustCenter url: security/zenduty-trust-center.yml - type: DomainSecurity url: security/zenduty-domain-security.yml - type: Authentication url: authentication/zenduty-authentication.yml - type: LinkedIn url: https://www.linkedin.com/company/zenduty - type: Website url: https://www.zenduty.com - type: Documentation url: https://zenduty.com/docs - type: Pricing url: https://www.zenduty.com/pricing - type: Signup url: https://www.zenduty.com/signup - type: GitHub SDK url: https://github.com/Zenduty/zenduty-python-sdk - type: Blog url: https://zenduty.com/blog/rss.xml maintainers: - FN: Kin Lane email: kin@apievangelist.com