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Choose a trigger
A trigger is the event that starts your Zap—like a "New or Updated Incident" from PagerDuty.
Add your action
An action happens after the trigger—such as "Send Message" in WhatsApp Notifications.
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Supported triggers and actions
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- URLRequired
- Query string parameters
- Additional request headers
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ActionWrite
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- Incident KeyRequired
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- Description
ActionWrite- Integration KeyRequired
- DescriptionRequired
- Incident Key
- Incident Key Filter Regex
- Source URL
- Source Name
ActionWrite- ScheduleRequired
- Start TimeRequired
- End TimeRequired
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Frequently Asked Questions about PagerDuty + WhatsApp Notifications integrations
New to automation with Zapier? You're not alone. Here are some answers to common questions about how Zapier works with PagerDuty and WhatsApp Notifications
How can I integrate PagerDuty with WhatsApp notifications?
You can integrate PagerDuty with WhatsApp notifications using a bridge service like Zapier. By creating a Zap, you can set up triggers in PagerDuty that will automatically send messages to WhatsApp through compatible messaging APIs. This involves selecting PagerDuty events as triggers and configuring actions that send those events to WhatsApp.
What are the typical triggers for sending notifications from PagerDuty to WhatsApp?
Typical triggers include incidents or alerts created or resolved in PagerDuty. These events can then be set to automatically send details through WhatsApp notifications, ensuring real-time updates directly on your messaging app.
Do I need any special accounts or permissions for this integration?
Yes, you will need access to both a PagerDuty account and a service that supports sending messages over WhatsApp, such as Twilio. API access from these services is necessary to authorize the actions.
Can I customize the content of the WhatsApp messages sent from PagerDuty?
Absolutely. When setting up the integration, you can customize the message templates so that specific data from a PagerDuty incident is included in your WhatsApp notifications. This could include incident summaries, priorities, and timestamps.
How immediate are the WhatsApp notifications once triggered by an event in PagerDuty?
The notifications can be near-instantaneous as long as both systems (PagerDuty and the messaging service) are functioning correctly. The delay, if any, usually depends on the configuration settings of third-party tools used for bridging.
Is there a way to stop specific alerts from being sent to WhatsApp?
Yes, during setup you can apply filters or conditions within your integrations. For instance, only urgent alerts might be configured to trigger a WhatsApp notification while others are ignored.
What should I do if my WhatsApp notifications stop working?
First, check that both your third-party services (e.g., Zapier or Twilio) and APIs have not expired or hit usage limits. Verify network connections and review logs for any errors in triggering actions from PagerDuty.