Hi
I need public general access AND audience specific for some of the components. It there an option to do that on the audience specific page type?
Thanks
Hey Michi, Alan from the Statuspage Support team here.
Audience-specific pages by default require all users to authenticate to access the page and see the components/incidents, and there is currently no way to circumvent this.
With the above in mind, to achieve your use case you would likely need two separate pages - One public, and one audience-specific.
Cheers,
Alan
Thanks Alan.
What if we showed the public website somehow inside the audience specific one?
Hey Michi,
That would depend on what you are trying to achieve - Do you want some components to only be accessible to users within certain audience groups, while other components to be accessible to anyone with no authentication or access required?
You might be able to show data from one page inside another page using some combination of custom code and/or the APIs:
Use custom HTML on a status page
What are the different APIs under Statuspage?
Another functionality worth taking a look at is the Status Embed:
What is Status embed?
Thanks. Unfortunately not super helpful...
Is this on the roadmap? Allowing both types in one?
Just to clarify. Support I have 3 components:
1. platform availability2. customer-x integration3. customer-t integration
I want 1 to be accessed by the public unauthenticated access1+2 to be accessed by customer-x rep in an authenticated access1+3 to be accessed by customer-y rep in an authenticated access
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