SaaS monitoring for the tools your team uses
Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Slack, Zoom, Salesforce, Notion: Pingoru watches the status page of every tool your company depends on and tells you within minutes when one breaks.
What SaaS monitoring means
Most companies run their work on other people's software. When one of those tools has an outage, mail stops arriving, Slack stops sending and Salesforce times out, and the whole company slows down.
SaaS monitoring watches those outside services and tells you when one has an incident, before your team starts filing tickets about it. It does not ping your servers or instrument your code. It keeps watch on the third-party tools your team cannot work without.
The whole SaaS stack on one screen
Dozens of tools means dozens of status pages, and nobody checks that many. Add them as monitors and one list covers the lot, with live status and the last check time on every row.
Only the parts you use
Watch Gmail, not all of Google Workspace. Slack Huddles, not every Slack surface. Each monitor narrows to the components your team relies on.
Maintenance before it happens
SaaS vendors schedule maintenance all the time. The calendar shows every window from the tools you watch, tagged by vendor, so nobody books a launch on top of one.
Alerts that reach the right people
Alerts your help desk can use
Send critical SaaS outages to the IT channel and minor ones somewhere quieter. The help desk answers "is Outlook down?" before the tickets arrive.
Severity you can route on
A two-minute blip on Slack Huddles should not page anyone. A two-hour Salesforce outage on launch day should. Severity filters on each notification group allow both.
A link to share
Every tool we track has a public status page on pingoru.io. When something breaks, drop the link in team chat instead of a screenshot.
Who uses SaaS monitoring
IT operations
So "is Outlook down?" is answered before anyone files a ticket.
Customer success
So outages in the tools customers integrate with, such as Stripe, Segment or Zapier, are known inside before a customer asks.
Sales operations
So a Salesforce or HubSpot incident during forecast close does not surface halfway through a call.
People teams
So the "why isn't Zoom working" thread has an answer the minute the issue starts.
Engineering
So GitHub Actions, npm, Linear and Figma outages open the standup instead of closing it.
SaaS tools Pingoru already watches
Slack
Google Workspace
Microsoft
Zoom
Salesforce
Notion
HubSpot
Zendesk
Intercom
Figma
Linear
Asana
Atlassian
Okta
Zapier
Shopify
Canva
Adobe Creative Cloud
Calendly
GitHub
Plus Mailchimp, Dropbox, Freshdesk, Help Scout, Loom and thousands more. Browse all 8,000+.
Free for 3 tools. Pro is $5 a month for 50.
Pro adds 10 team seats, a year of incident history and unlimited notifications. No card to start.
Questions
How is SaaS monitoring different from APM and uptime monitoring?
APM instruments your own code, and uptime checks ping your own endpoints. SaaS monitoring watches the outside tools your business runs on, such as Slack, Microsoft 365, Salesforce and Zoom, so you know when one of them is why your team cannot work.
Which SaaS tools can I monitor?
All 8,000+ services we track: collaboration (Slack, Teams, Discord), productivity (Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Notion, Figma, Linear), CRM and sales (Salesforce, HubSpot, Intercom), support (Zendesk, Freshdesk), video (Zoom) and the long tail. Request anything missing with the "request a service" form in the dashboard.
Can I watch the tools my customers use, not only ours?
Yes. A monitor is just a vendor you care about. Customer success teams often watch the SaaS their customers integrate with, such as Stripe, HubSpot, Segment and Zapier, to get ahead of "why isn't my webhook firing" tickets.
What happens when a tool we watch goes down?
Within minutes of the vendor posting an incident, Pingoru sends an alert to the channel you set up: email, Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams or a signed webhook. It names the severity and the affected components, and links to the full timeline.
Is there a free plan for a small SaaS footprint?
Yes. 3 monitors free, email, Slack and webhook alerts, and 30 days of incident history. Pro is $5 a month for 50 monitors, 10 seats and a year of history.