Connect Pingdom integrations
Patrol your website's uptime and track performance metrics by connecting Pingdom to Make. Linking Pingdom to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly trigger incident alerts and update public status pages. Forward critical downtime webhooks directly to your team's chat channels. Sign up for free to establish your first site monitoring pipeline.
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Performs an arbitrary authorized API call.
Triggers when a new check is created.
Triggers when a new contact is created.
Triggers when alert event fires.
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Automate your Pingdom monitoring. Connect alerts with your favorite tools to sync data and resolve downtime faster.
Supercharge Your Monitoring: Integrate and Automate Pingdom with Make
Connect Pingdom to Make to instantly turn downtime alerts into actionable tasks in Jira, Trello, or Freshservice. Keep your support teams aligned and resolve critical website issues faster without manual work.
Automatically turn website downtime alerts into actionable tasks in Jira, Trello, or Freshservice, ensuring your team can fix issues immediately.
Save time by letting Make automatically sync your website status alerts directly to your team's existing project management boards.
Connect Pingdom alerts to physical smart devices or custom messaging apps so you never miss a critical downtime event.
Keep support and development teams on the same page by instantly sharing performance issues across the platforms they use every day.
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