Handover
The moment one shift ends and the next begins — announced in Slack, with the user group updated automatically.
A handover is the transition between two shifts: the active shift completes, and the next upcoming shift becomes active. It's the single most failure-prone moment in a manual rotation — the point where someone forgets to update the calendar and a page goes to last week's on-call.
A clean handover does two things: it tells the team who is now responsible, and it makes sure the channels people actually use to reach the on-call point at the right person.
In Dynaro, a handover triggers a Slack message announcing the change and updates the Slack user group so @mentioning it reaches the new on-call person. Handover happens on schedule, automatically — nobody has to remember to do anything.
In practice
At 9am Monday, Dynaro completes Priya's shift, starts Marco's, posts “Marco is now on-call” in the team channel, and swaps Marco into the @oncall user group — all without anyone lifting a finger.
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