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FireHydrant
FireHydrant helps teams plan, respond, and learn from incidents via AI‑enriched automation, alerts, retrospective tooling, and status pages.
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# FireHydrant
> FireHydrant helps teams plan, respond, and learn from incidents via AI‑enriched automation, alerts, retrospective tooling, and status pages.
## Navigation & Core Site Sections
Below are the main public pages / navigation links of the site:
- [Our Objective](https://firehydrant.com/our-objective/)
- Platform
- [Overview](https://firehydrant.com/platform/)
- [Plan](https://firehydrant.com/plan/)
- [Respond](https://firehydrant.com/respond/)
- [Improve](https://firehydrant.com/improve/)
- [Why Firehydrant](https://firehydrant.com/why-firehydrant/)
- Documentation
- [Quickstart](https://docs.firehydrant.com/docs/admin-quickstart)
- [Integrations](https://firehydrant.com/integrations/)
- [Documentation](https://docs.firehydrant.com/docs/what-is-firehydrant/)
- [API Reference](https://developers.firehydrant.com/)
- Resources
- [Customer Stories](https://firehydrant.com/customer-stories/)
- [Blog ](https://firehydrant.com/blog/)
- [Guides and Events](https://firehydrant.com/resources/)
- [Changelog](https://firehydrant.com/changelog/)
- [4 Minute Demo ](https://firehydrant.com/4min-demo/)
- [Pricing](https://firehydrant.com/pricing/)
## Documentation & Developer Resources
This section links to their documentation and API reference materials:
- [Docs Home](https://docs.firehydrant.com) — central docs site (moved from Zendesk)
- **Guides & Tutorials**
- Web UI Responder Guide — managing incidents via the UI
- User Administration — managing accounts, roles, permissions
- Miscellaneous Settings — org settings, features toggles
- Shortcut Integration — mapping to external ticketing tool
- **API & Reference**
- [FireHydrant API Reference](https://docs.firehydrant.com/reference/firehydrant-api) — endpoints, authentication, usage
- **Product / Feature Docs**
- Status Pages Setup & Configuration — setting up status pages in FireHydrant
- **Changelog / Release Notes**
- Changelog (as above) — incremental updates & features
## Sitemap / Structural Resources
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- `https://firehydrant.com/sitemap-index.xml` — for all indexed pages
- Documentation site structure (e.g. Table of Contents pages in docs)
- API reference introspection pages (for parameter / schema discovery)
## Optional / Lower Priority Resources
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- Migration or competitive guides (e.g. “Migrate from PagerDuty”)
- Blog posts, announcements beyond changelog
- Press / news mentions (e.g. TechCrunch article on FireHydrant acquiring Blameless ([techcrunch.com](https://techcrunch.com/2024/08/21/two-incident-management-startups-join-forces-as-firehydrant-nabs-blameless/)))
## Bot Access Policy
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- **User-agent: gptbot**
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