Enable CoPilot to view active incidents, check service health, create incidents, and page your on-call team directly from PagerDuty.
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Updated February 2026
The PagerDuty integration connects CoPilot to your PagerDuty account. Your team can check incident status, create new incidents, add notes, and page the on-call team without leaving the CoPilot interface.
All PagerDuty actions are available to CoPilot only. They are not exposed in the customer-facing AI agent widget.
| Action | Description | Use |
|---|---|---|
| Get Active Incidents | List active and triggered incidents | CoPilot |
| Get Incident Details | Look up details of a specific incident | CoPilot |
| Get Service Status | Check the health of a PagerDuty service | CoPilot |
| Create Incident | Create an incident and page the on-call team | CoPilot |
| Add Incident Note | Add a note to an open incident | CoPilot |
Before setting up the PagerDuty integration, you'll need:
| Field | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
| API Key | Your PagerDuty API key | xxx |
| Account Email | The email of the PagerDuty account | you@example.com |
| Default Service ID | Optional. Used when creating incidents | PXXXXXX |
After setup, test the integration in CoPilot:
Check that your API key is valid. PagerDuty API keys can expire and may need to be rotated.
The default Service ID must be the full PagerDuty service ID. It is not the same as the service name.
Confirm the API key has full access. Read-only keys cannot create incidents or add notes.