Connect Pingdom integrations
Pinpoint website downtime, page speed issues, and transaction errors by automating Pingdom with your tech stack. Connecting this monitoring software to over 3,000 integration apps lets you instantly dispatch incident alerts, update public status pages, and route speed metrics to your team. Register for free today to build your first automated diagnostic pipeline.
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Automate your Pingdom monitoring. Connect uptime alerts to your favorite apps and streamline incident management using Make.
Creates Freshservice ticket from new Pingdom alert
Every time you received a new alert in Pingdom, Make automatically creates a Ticket in Freshservice
Add new Pingdom alerts as Jira issues
Every time you received a new alert in Pingdom, Make automatically adds new alerts as issues in Jira.
Create a Trello card for new Pingdom Alert
Whenever Pingdom gets a new alert that your site is down, Make will automatically create a card in the specified Trello board.
Automate Your Pingdom Alerts and Optimize Incident Response with Make
Connect Pingdom to Make to automatically route website downtime alerts directly to Jira, Freshservice, or Trello. Eliminate manual monitoring and speed up your incident response workflows.
Faster Incident Response
Instantly route critical website downtime alerts to your team's ticketing tools like Jira or Freshservice so issues get resolved faster.
High-Visibility Alerts
Connect website alerts to virtual buttons or smart notifications to ensure your team never misses a critical server outage.
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Centralized Alert Management
Automatically organize website performance issues in your preferred project management apps like Trello to keep your team aligned.
Zero Manual Monitoring
Eliminate the need to constantly check your Pingdom dashboard by automatically pushing updates to the tools you already use every day.
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