How to move a status page from Atlassian Statuspage

Updated October 16, 2026 1 min read

You can bring a Statuspage page over with its components, incident history, upcoming maintenance and email subscribers. Nothing is sent while importing, and nothing changes on Statuspage.

Before you start

Add the monitors for your services first. Each Statuspage component becomes one of your monitors on the page, so its status comes from real checks.

Import the page

  1. Open Status pages in the sidebar and choose Import.
  2. In Statuspage, open your avatar (top right), then API info, and copy the API key.
  3. Paste it under API key and choose Find my pages. The key is only used to read your page and is never stored.
  4. Pick the Page.
  5. Match each component to one of your monitors. We suggest matches by name; choose Leave out for components you don’t want.
  6. Under What comes along, choose the incident history, upcoming maintenance and email subscribers to bring.
  7. Choose Import status page.

What comes along

  • Incident history with every update and postmortem, at their original times.
  • Maintenance that hasn’t ended. Checks on those monitors pause during it, as with any maintenance.
  • Confirmed email subscribers, following the same components. SMS, webhook, Slack and Teams subscribers need to subscribe again.

Afterwards

Check the new page at its app.uptimecheck.com/s/ address, then update the links on your website and in your emails. Close the Statuspage page when you are ready. See the Statuspage alternative and status pages.

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