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Q: How frequently does Pulsetic check my endpoints?

Pulsetic supports monitoring intervals from 30 seconds to 10 minutes depending on your plan. More frequent checks mean faster detection of downtime, which is especially important for business-critical services where every minute of undetected outage has a cost.

Q: What notification channels does Pulsetic support?

Pulsetic can send alerts via email, SMS, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord, and webhooks. You can configure different notification rules for different monitors, so critical services escalate faster while less important endpoints use quieter channels.

Q: Can I create a branded status page with Pulsetic?

Yes. Pulsetic provides customisable status pages that display real-time and historical availability for your services. You can add your logo, brand colours, and custom domain so the page looks like a natural extension of your website.

Q: Does Pulsetic monitor from multiple locations?

Yes. Pulsetic checks your endpoints from data centres across North America, Europe, Asia, and Australia. Multi-location monitoring reduces false positives from regional network issues and gives you a global view of your service availability.

Q: Can Pulsetic monitor APIs as well as websites?

Yes. Pulsetic supports HTTP/HTTPS monitoring with custom headers, request methods, and expected response codes. You can monitor REST APIs, GraphQL endpoints, and any service that responds to HTTP requests, not just web pages.

Q: Does Pulsetic track response times?

Yes. Pulsetic records response times for every check and displays them in charts on your dashboard and status page. You can set performance thresholds so you're alerted not just when a service goes down, but when it starts responding slowly.

We can help you automate your business with Pulsetic and hundreds of other systems to improve efficiency and productivity. Get in touch if you’d like to discuss implementing Pulsetic.

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About Pulsetic

Pulsetic is an uptime monitoring service that tracks your websites, APIs, and servers around the clock and alerts your team the moment something goes down. It checks your endpoints from multiple global locations at intervals as short as 30 seconds, giving you an accurate picture of availability that accounts for regional outages and routing issues. When downtime is detected, notifications go out via email, SMS, Slack, or webhook.

Beyond basic ping checks, Pulsetic provides branded status pages that you can share with customers and stakeholders. Instead of fielding a flood of support tickets during an outage, you can point people to a live status page that shows current and historical availability for each service. This transparency builds trust and reduces the load on your support team during incidents.

Osher Digital integrates Pulsetic into broader monitoring and response workflows for our clients. Our system integrations team connects Pulsetic alerts to n8n automations that can trigger incident response playbooks — creating tickets, notifying on-call engineers, and even executing automated recovery scripts. Our business automation practice helps you build the full chain from detection to resolution.

If downtime costs your organisation revenue or customer trust, Pulsetic provides the early warning system you need. For teams that want to go beyond alerting and build self-healing infrastructure, Osher’s AI consultants can design intelligent monitoring systems that correlate signals across multiple tools and predict issues before they cause outages.

Pulsetic FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about how Pulsetic consultants can help with integration and implementation

How frequently does Pulsetic check my endpoints?

What notification channels does Pulsetic support?

Can I create a branded status page with Pulsetic?

Does Pulsetic monitor from multiple locations?

Can Pulsetic monitor APIs as well as websites?

Does Pulsetic track response times?

How it works

We work hand-in-hand with you to implement Pulsetic

As Pulsetic consultants we work with you hand in hand build more efficient and effective operations. Here’s how we will work with you to automate your business and integrate Pulsetic with integrate and automate 800+ tools.

Step 1

Create a Pulsetic Account

Sign up at Pulsetic and log into the dashboard. Free plans include basic monitoring for a limited number of endpoints, which is enough to evaluate the platform for your needs.

Step 2

Add Your Monitors

Create monitors for each website, API, or server you want to track. Specify the URL or IP address, check interval, expected status code, and timeout threshold for each endpoint.

Step 3

Configure Alert Channels

Set up notification destinations — email addresses, Slack channels, SMS numbers, or webhook URLs. Define escalation rules so that critical services alert your team faster and through more urgent channels.

Step 4

Build Your Status Page

Create a public or private status page listing your monitored services. Customise the page with your branding and connect it to a custom domain if desired. Share the URL with customers and stakeholders.

Step 5

Set Performance Thresholds

Configure response time thresholds for each monitor so you receive alerts when performance degrades, not just when services go completely offline. This helps you catch issues during the slow-down phase before they become full outages.

Step 6

Connect to Your Incident Workflow

Use Pulsetic’s webhook integration to feed alerts into your incident management process. Connect it with tools like PagerDuty, Opsgenie, or n8n workflows to automate ticket creation and team notification when downtime occurs.

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