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Pulsetic

Connect your Pulsetic monitors to PagerTree.

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What is Pulsetic?

Pulsetic is a website uptime monitoring service that offers a user-friendly website monitoring tool.

How It Works

Pulsetic triggers alerts by monitoring website uptime and certificates.

  • When a monitor is offline (alert_type == "monitor_offline") in Pulsetic, an alert is created in PagerTree automatically.

  • When a monitor is online (alert_type == "monitor_online") In Pulsetic, the alert is resolved automatically in PagerTree.

  • When a check certificate is expiring soon (alert_type == "certificate_expires_soon") in Pulsetic, an alert is created in PagerTree automatically.

Integration Walkthrough

This integration tutorial will show you how to send alerts from Pulsetic into PagerTree. The estimated time for this integration is 1 minute. We assume that you already have a PagerTree and Pulsetic account setup. It is also assumed you have created at least 1 Pulsetic monitor. If you need more information on creating a new Pulsetic monitor, please see .

In PagerTree

  1. by clicking the Pulsetic logo.

  2. .

In Pusletic

  1. Click Menu -> Monitors

  2. Click on a monitor

  3. Click Alerts Tab -> Webhook

  4. Paste the PagerTree Endpoint URL you copied

  5. Click Save


Testing

You can test the integration by:

  1. Click "Send Offline Request" button (Create)

  2. Click "Send Online Request" button (Resolve)

  3. Click "Send Ssl Expires Soon Request" button (Create)


You have completed the Pulsetic Integration.

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Copy the Endpoint URL
Click on your Pulsetic Monitor
Configure the Pulsetic webhook to point to PagerTree
Test your Pulsetic to PagerTree Integration
Pulsetic Monitor
Configure the Pulsetic integration to point to PagerTree
Test your Pulsetic to PagerTree integration