JSON field path
Read a count from an agreed field without requiring a proprietary response format.
Scheduled pull integration
Monitor external task counts with HTTP Pull
Periodically request a controlled HTTPS JSON endpoint, read a count at a configured path, and update connection health on failure or recovery.
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Domain renewals 2026-08-01
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Questions to answer before starting
Having the data is not the same as knowing what to do
When a system has no webhook, a read-only JSON endpoint is often the simplest integration. TutuYes reads a configured field on a schedule and brings its count and health into the Connections view.
A reliable pull needs boundaries. HTTPS, response size, waiting time, and target checks are enforced by the server, including during actual requests—not only in the form.
Core capabilities
Designed around the next action
Server-side authentication
Configure authentication for the pull; sensitive upstream auth settings are encrypted at rest.
Request resource bounds
Time, size, protocol, and destination rules prevent one source from consuming resources indefinitely.
Failure and recovery state
A failed pull is visible and a later success can recover instead of leaving stale error state forever.
How it works
A three-step closed loop
- 1
Expose a read-only HTTPS endpoint
Return stable JSON and choose the field that represents pending work.
- 2
Configure URL, path, and auth
Save the connection and run its connection test.
- 3
Exercise failure and recovery
Test timeout, invalid JSON, auth failure, and later success before depending on it.
FAQ
Clear answers before you start
How often does it poll?
The background checker uses a fixed interval rather than real-time delivery. Use webhooks for immediate events.
Can it request private network addresses?
No. Private, loopback, and other unsafe targets are restricted to reduce SSRF and internal probing risk.
What if the API returns a very large body?
Time and size bounds make the pull fail with connection error state instead of reading without limit.
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