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UptimeRobot Integrations

Monitoring

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Put UptimeRobot at the center of your automated work

Look up uptime incidents, manage maintenance windows and create monitors from webhooks. Log UptimeRobot status changes in Google Sheets.

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  • ✓Visual Workflow builder
  • ✓Schema-aware field mapping
  • ✓Retries and failure recovery
  • ✓Run audit and observability
  • ✓Reusable connected accounts
  • ✓Triggers, Actions, filters, and Paths

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UptimeRobot + Webhook

Webhook · UptimeRobot

Create a UptimeRobot monitor from a webhook

Connect a writable UptimeRobot account. Send type, friendlyName, url, interval and timeout at the top level of the webhook JSON. Each request creates a monitor and uses an account slot.

  1. 1. Webhook · Monitor request
  2. 2. UptimeRobot · Create monitor
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Webhook · UptimeRobot

Look up an UptimeRobot monitor from a webhook

Connect UptimeRobot and send a monitor_id in the webhook payload. The workflow returns the current monitor details in its run history.

  1. 1. Webhook · Monitor request
  2. 2. UptimeRobot · Read monitor
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UptimeRobot + Google Sheets

UptimeRobot · Google Sheets

Log UptimeRobot status changes in Google Sheets

Connect both accounts. Select a monitor ID and a worksheet. After the baseline poll, each observed status change appends the monitor name, previous and current status, and time.

  1. 1. UptimeRobot · Monitor status changed
  2. 2. Google Sheets · Append status change
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01

Connect UptimeRobot

Open the API section in UptimeRobot and choose Main API keys. In FastHook, enter the lowercase account email and a read-only key for lookups or a main key to create and update resources.

02

Map your Workflow data

Connect your accounts and map the required fields from earlier steps. Test with data you control before activation.

03

Before you activate

The first poll records the current status. A change that starts and ends between polls may be missed. Free accounts allow 10 API requests per minute. Plan and role determine access to advanced monitors, alerts and status page settings. Use the cursor returned in the next page link when listing resources.

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What you can automate with UptimeRobot

  • Look up a monitor or create one from an incoming webhook
  • Log observed monitor status changes in a worksheet
  • Manage incidents, comments, status pages, alert contacts and maintenance windows
  • Upload a PNG or JPEG logo or icon to a status page

FAQ

UptimeRobot automation questions

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How do I connect UptimeRobot?

Open the API section in UptimeRobot and choose Main API keys. In FastHook, enter the lowercase account email and a read-only key for lookups or a main key to create and update resources.

What can I automate with UptimeRobot?

Look up a monitor or create one from an incoming webhook. Log observed monitor status changes in a worksheet. Manage incidents, comments, status pages, alert contacts and maintenance windows. Upload a PNG or JPEG logo or icon to a status page

What should I check before activating?

The first poll records the current status. A change that starts and ends between polls may be missed. Free accounts allow 10 API requests per minute. Plan and role determine access to advanced monitors, alerts and status page settings. Use the cursor returned in the next page link when listing resources.

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Put UptimeRobot at the center of your automated work

Choose a ready-made UptimeRobot Workflow, connect your accounts, and test it before activation.

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