# Error Tracking and Uptime

This category covers error monitoring, uptime checking, and API testing platforms. These tools detect application errors, service outages, and failing health checks — and send alerts to ITOC360 so the responsible engineer is notified the moment something goes wrong.

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### Integrations in this category

| Integration       | What it monitors                                                | Alert delivery |
| ----------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------- |
| **Sentry**        | Application exceptions, performance regressions, release health | Webhook        |
| **Rollbar**       | Real-time error tracking across web and mobile applications     | Webhook        |
| **Pingdom**       | Website uptime, page speed, transaction monitoring              | Webhook        |
| **StatusCake**    | Uptime, SSL expiry, page speed, and domain monitoring           | Webhook        |
| **Postman**       | API monitor test failures, response time thresholds             | Webhook        |
| **Statuspage.io** | Public status page incidents and component degradations         | Webhook        |

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### How it works

Error tracking and uptime tools run continuous checks against your applications, endpoints, and APIs. When a check fails, an error threshold is exceeded, or a service goes down, the tool sends an alert to your ITOC360 Source webhook URL. ITOC360 routes the alert through your escalation policy and notifies the on-call engineer so they can respond before users are impacted.

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ITOC360 generates a unique webhook URL per Source. Go to **Management > Sources**, create a Source, and paste the webhook URL into your tool's alert notification settings.
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