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Meet rceTRACK

Automated root cause identification accelerates postmortems: centralized evidence, guided 5 Whys & fishbone analysis, AI-suggested RCAs, and tracked actions—so every incident becomes a clear path to remediation.

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rceTRACK postmortem software with automated root cause identification

Why rceTRACK

Automated root cause identification plus structured analysis—turn raw signals into defensible postmortems that drive real change.

Evidence in one place

rceTRACK tells the whole story. What happened, why it happened and what is being done to prevent it.

Faster triage & analysis

Event data is analyzed to support automated root cause identification—recommended causes and next steps you can review and lock in.

From insight to action

Establish critical mitigation steps getting to root cause elimination faster

How it works

Three simple stages from report to remediation.

  1. 1

    Collect & align

    Ingest all details from the event and put it all together in a pre-built post-mortem for review

  2. 2

    Analyze & learn

    Run 5 Whys, flag contributing factors, and link evidence directly to findings.

  3. 3

    Ship fixes

    Create actions with owners and due dates; export a clean postmortem plan.

Automated root cause identification: postmortem analysis and evidence view in TraceCurve rceTRACK

FAQ

Quick answers to common questions.

Does rceTRACK require outageTRACK?

No. You can run standalone postmortems without an incident, though workflows may be more manual without live event data.

What is AI's role in rceTRACK?

Event data can be passed through the AI engine to propose a populated root cause and next steps as a starting point for your review.

How are actions tracked?

Actions live in rceTRACK and can be marked complete as they progress, giving one place to see the full remediation plan.

Can we export and share postmortems?

Yes. Sharing a link to the rce lets others use the visual layout for review and collaboration.