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Monitoring should fit into your existing workflow.
Connect OnlineOrNot with chat, on-call, incident management, status page imports, and custom webhook workflows so alerts land where response already happens.
- Feature
- Chat tools for team visibility
- Feature
- On-call tools for urgent incidents
- Feature
- Webhook integrations for custom workflows
- Feature
- Third-party status page imports
- On-call and incident tools.
- Send failures to the tools your responders already watch, so high-priority outages become actionable incidents instead of another unread notification.
- PagerDuty
- Opsgenie
- incident.io
- Grafana OnCall
- Status page integrations.
- Add third-party components and import status information from other providers.
- Cloudflare support
- Pingdom status pages
- Uptime Robot status pages
- Chat for team visibility.
- Send alerts to the team channels where deploys, incidents, and customer reports are already discussed.
- Slack
- Discord
- Telegram
- Microsoft Teams
- Webhooks for the long tail.
- When a tool is not listed, use webhooks to send OnlineOrNot events to your own systems and shape the workflow from there.
- Custom endpoints
- Internal tools
- Automation workflows
Frequently asked questions
The short version. The docs have the details when you need them.
- What if my tool is not listed?
- Use webhooks to send OnlineOrNot events to almost any system that accepts HTTP requests.
- Can I connect third-party status components?
- Yes. Status pages can include third-party components.
- Can different checks use different integrations?
- Yes. Choose alert destinations based on the check and severity, so critical services can page on-call while lower-risk checks go to chat or email.
- Do integrations work for heartbeats and browser checks?
- Yes. OnlineOrNot alert channels can be used across website checks, API checks, browser checks, cron jobs, and heartbeats.
Start with integrations.
Connect the first integration your team already watches, then add routing as your monitoring coverage grows.