Integrations July 21, 2025Updated: August 27, 2026

# Pachca + Pingera integration

> A step-by-step guide to setting up the Pingera integration with Pachca to get outage notifications, with examples.

Источник: https://pachca.com/en/blog/integraciya

## A step-by-step guide to setting up the Pingera integration with Pachca to get outage notifications

By Anastasia Volodina

![Pachca + Pingera integration](https://pachca.com/blog/integraciya.jpg)

[Incoming webhooks guide](https://dev.pachca.com/guides/incoming-webhooks?utm_source=pachca.com&utm_medium=blog&utm_campaign=dev-portal)

Webhook setup, payload format and integration examples

The **Pachca × Pingera** integration keeps your team up to date on the status of your systems and services in real time.

**Here's how it works**

- You create a chatbot in Pachca that receives information about the service's status.
- You set up a template inside the bot and write its messages. When something goes wrong, the bot posts notifications about it to the chat.
- Then you add the bot to any chat, and it posts messages there about incidents.

### **Step 1. Create and set up a bot in Pachca**

![Setting up the Pingera chatbot in Pachca](https://pachca.com/blog/integraciya-1761734963021-25aw8e.png)

**Create a new bot in Pachca:**

- Go to *"Automations" → "Integrations"*
- Select *"Chatbots and webhooks"*
- Click *"+"*
- Name your bot and add the Pingera logo or any other avatar
- Choose who can configure the bot. They'll see it in their Integrations section and can change its settings.
- Choose who can add your bot to chats. These users can add it to chats and receive its messages
- Open the section and set up the message template: how exactly messages from Status Pages will look in the chat.

**A message template you can use in Pachca:**

**Copy the Webhook URL** (you'll need it to set things up in Pingera)

- Open the *"Incoming webhook"* section in the bot settings window
- Find the *"Webhook URL"* field and copy the link in it

**Add the bot to a chat**

- Open the chat you need
- Go to *"Chat settings" → "Add members" → "Integrations"*

### Step 2. Create a Pingera status page

![Status page creation form in Pingera](https://pachca.com/blog/integraciya-1761734965521-s4lf1f.png)

- **Sign up or log in to your Pingera account** **Create a Status Page for your service**

- Choose a name for your status page

- Enter a subdomain for the service. It must start and end with a letter or number, with no special characters

- Write a description for the Status Page and click "Create"

- **Set up the status page**. Add extra settings, choose how it's displayed and so on.

- **Publish the status page** for all users in the settings and open the link from your account dashboard.

### Step 3. Set up the integration in Pingera

![Subscribing to status page updates via webhook](https://pachca.com/blog/integraciya-1761734966259-o9xp7.png)

To get incident notifications via webhooks, go to the Status Page, click *"Subscribe"* and select *"Webhook"*.

- Enter the *"Webhook URL"* you copied earlier

- Enter your email address

- Click *"Subscribe"*

- Once you confirm your email, you'll start getting notifications in Pachca.

- Done!

If you want to automate more than outage notifications, check out [what n8n is](https://pachca.com/en/blog/chto-takoe-n8n) and which no-code workflows you can build with Pachca in it.