Freshservice + Uptime.com

Get new Uptime.com alerts as tickets in Freshservice

Consolidate your monitoring alerts using your Freshservice desk. Create new tickets automatically when check alerts are triggered and assign them to your team with customizable levels of urgency; “Urgent”, “High”, “Medium”, or “Low”.

Consolidate your monitoring alerts using your Freshservice desk. Create new tickets automatically when check alerts are triggered and assign them to your team with customizable levels of urgency; “Urgent”, “High”, “Medium”, or “Low”.

  1. When this happens...
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    New Alert

    Triggers when a new alert or contact test occurs in your Uptime.com account.

    TriggerInstant
  2. automatically do this!
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    Create Ticket

    Create a ticket in Freshservice for your domain.

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Supported triggers and actions

What does this mean?
    • HTTP MethodRequired

    • Webhook URLRequired

    • Content TypeRequired

    • PayloadRequired

    Action
    Write
  • Freshservice triggers, actions, and search

    New User

    Triggers when a new User is created.

    Trigger
    Instant
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  • Freshservice triggers, actions, and search

    Update User

    Triggers when a user is updated.

    Trigger
    Instant
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    • SubjectRequired

    • EmailRequired

    • DescriptionRequired

    • Priority

    • CC Emails

    • Ticket StatusRequired

    Action
    Write
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About Freshservice

Freshservice is an online, cloud-based IT Helpdesk which is ITIL ready.

Related categories

  • Server Monitoring
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About Uptime.com

Uptime.com checks your website availability at one minute intervals from 30 different locations across 6 continents. Connect your Uptime.com alerts so you can integrate them fully into your workflow.

Related categories

  • Server Monitoring