Connect PagerDuty integrations
Neutralize digital outages by automating PagerDuty to manage critical incidents from notification to resolution. Linking this incident response platform to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly trigger on-call alerts, coordinate support teams, and sync SLA metrics across systems. Register for free today to build your first real-time operations pipeline.
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Creates a new event for the specified incident key.
Shows detailed information about an incident.
Finds the user on call for a specific schedule.
Performs an arbitrary authorized API call.
Updates incident information.
Triggers when new incidents are created, or when existing incidents change state.
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Automate PagerDuty Workflows and Incident Response with Make
Use Make to connect PagerDuty with Telegram, Ryver, Asana, Trello, and Google Sheets. Automatically sync incident details, create task cards, and alert your team to system issues without manual data entry.
Automatically send PagerDuty alerts to messaging platforms like Telegram or Ryver to keep your team informed the second an issue arises.
Instantly turn new incidents into actionable tasks or cards in project management tools like Asana and Trello without lifting a finger.
Log every incident automatically to Google Sheets to easily track system performance and build clean post-mortem reports.
Eliminate manual data entry by letting Make instantly sync incident details across all your team's favorite tools.
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