Start every postmortem
from the incident timeline.

Generate an editable postmortem draft from status changes, notes, linked work, and transcript context while the details are still fresh.

How it works

The incident record becomes the first draft.

1

Resolve the incident

Runframe already has the timeline, status changes, owner changes, notes, linked tasks, and published updates.

2

Generate a draft

Start the postmortem from the incident record instead of asking someone to reconstruct the outage from memory.

3

Review and assign follow-up

Humans add root cause, tighten language, and turn prevention work into tracked follow-up items.

What postmortem drafts do

Help teams finish the review while the outage is still fresh.

Starts from the timeline

Use the actual sequence of status changes, updates, and decisions captured during response.

Keeps linked work visible

Bring follow-up tickets and action items into the review so prevention work does not disappear after resolution.

Structured review sections

Draft impact, timeline, contributing factors, what went well, what needs work, and action items.

Editable before publish

Treat AI as the first draft. The team still owns accuracy, nuance, and the final learning document.

How it fits your workflow

Runframe captures the response. The draft turns it into learning.

What happensResult
Incident is resolvedTimeline and linked context are ready to use
Postmortem draft is generatedReviewer starts from a structured first draft
Team reviews root causeHumans correct nuance and decide prevention work
Action items are createdFollow-up work stays connected to the incident

Frequently asked questions

Stop writing postmortems two weeks late.

Start from the incident record and finish the review while the context is still usable.