---
title: Status Remapper
description: >-
  Assign attributes as the official status to events to add severity levels
  based on Syslog standards
breadcrumbs: Docs > Event Management > Pipelines and Processors > Status Remapper
---

# Status Remapper

Use the status remapper processor to assign attributes as an official status to your events. For example, add an event severity level to your events with the status remapper.

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   source="https://datadog-docs.imgix.net/images/logs/processing/processors/log_post_severity_bis.a8760c61dfea806b7655dc638bf3fd82.png?auto=format"
   alt="Log severity after remapping" /%}

Each incoming status value is mapped as follows:

- Integers from 0 to 7 map to the [Syslog severity standards][4]
- Strings beginning with **emerg** or **f** (case-insensitive) map to **emergency (0)**
- Strings beginning with **a** (case-insensitive) map to **alert (1)**
- Strings beginning with **c** (case-insensitive) map to **critical (2)**
- Strings beginning with **e** (case-insensitive)—that do not match `emerg`—map to **error (3)**
- Strings beginning with **w** (case-insensitive) map to **warning (4)**
- Strings beginning with **n** (case-insensitive) map to **notice (5)**
- Strings beginning with **i** (case-insensitive) map to **info (6)**
- Strings beginning with **d**, **trace** or **verbose** (case-insensitive) map to **debug (7)**
- Strings beginning with **o** or **s**, or matching **OK** or **Success** (case-insensitive) map to **ok**
- All others map to **info (6)**

**Note**: If multiple event status remapper processors are applied to a given event within a pipeline, only the first one in the pipeline's order is considered. Additionally, for all pipelines that match the event, only the first status remapper encountered (from all applicable pipelines) is applied.

Example status remapper

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   source="https://datadog-docs.imgix.net/images/logs/log_configuration/processor/severity_remapper.413764ff01203652dd49afddd35ab332.png?auto=format"
   alt="Log severity remapping" /%}
