Automation

Latency Global + Zapier

Connect Latency Global to over 5,000 apps through Zapier. When a monitor triggers an alert, Zapier can create tickets in Jira, send SMS via Twilio, update Google Sheets, post to social media, or trigger any custom workflow.

Available on: All plans (via webhook)

How to Set Up

1

In Zapier, create a new Zap with "Webhooks by Zapier" as the trigger

2

Select "Catch Hook" and copy the webhook URL

3

In Latency Global, create a webhook alert with the Zapier URL

4

Send a test alert to Zapier to map the payload fields

5

Add your desired actions (Jira ticket, SMS, Sheets row, etc.)

Use Cases

Multi-Channel Alerting

Use Zapier to send alerts to channels Latency Global doesn't natively support, such as SMS, phone calls or WhatsApp.

Ticket Creation

Automatically create Jira, Linear, or GitHub issues when monitors detect problems.

Custom Workflows

Chain multiple actions: create a ticket, notify Slack, update a status page, and send an SMS — all from a single monitoring alert.

Other Integrations

Frequently Asked Questions

Latency Global works with Zapier via webhooks. Use "Webhooks by Zapier" as the trigger to receive monitoring alerts.

A JSON payload with the alert type, title and summary, monitor name and URL, a link to the monitor, status, the failing locations, timestamps and the incident ID.

Yes. Use Zapier to push monitoring events to Google Sheets, Notion, or Airtable. Then build a status page that reads from that data source.

Get started with Zapier

Set up Zapier integration in minutes. Plans from $5/month with all integrations included.

5 monitors included • All 70+ locations (+40 more soon) • No contracts