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# Introducing Regression Alerts: Keep Bugs Fixed for Good
- URL: https://blog.bugsplat.com/regression-alerts/
- Published: 2025-01-22T23:56:55.000Z
- Updated: 2025-01-22T23:57:11.000Z
- Description: Introducing Regression Alerts: Catch recurring bugs early! Automatically detect and address regressions in newer software versions with real-time notifications via Discord, Teams, or Slack. Keep bugs fixed for good and maintain high software quality. Learn more today!
- Author: BugSplat Team
- Tags: What's New

We’re excited to introduce Regression Alerts, a powerful new tool designed to help you catch and address defects that resurface in newer versions of your software.

### How Regression Alerts Work

With Regression Alerts, managing recurring issues becomes seamless. Here’s how this feature functions:

1. **Crash Group Status Updates** Each crash group in BugSplat can now have one of three statuses: Open, Closed, and Regression.
2. **Automatic Regression Detection** When a crash group is marked as Closed, BugSplat tracks the latest version of your application. If the same crash appears in a newer version, its status automatically updates to Regression.
3. **Real-Time Notifications** Stay informed the moment a regression occurs. You can configure alerts to notify your team via Discord, Teams, or Slack, ensuring quick action.

### Why Regression Alerts Matter

This feature is designed to save you time and prevent headaches by ensuring that bugs, once fixed, stay fixed. By catching regressions early, you’ll maintain higher software quality and deliver a better experience to your users.

### Share Your Feedback

As always, we’d love to hear your thoughts! Your feedback is invaluable in helping us refine and improve. Let us know how Regression Alerts are working for you and what enhancements you’d like to see next.

Ready to get started? Check out the full details on configuring Regression Alerts in our [documentation](https://docs.bugsplat.com/introduction/production/regression-alerts?ref=blog.bugsplat.com) or reach out to us directly with any questions. Let’s keep building better software—together!