Zero-code integration
Copy one webhook URL into an Alertmanager receiver — no agent to install.
Monitoring alert integration
Prometheus alerts as to-dos
Bring Alertmanager alerts in with one webhook URL: firing becomes an actionable to-do and a delivered resolved event closes the match, reducing alert noise.
No bank connection required. You control the records; renewals and cancellations stay with the original provider.
Next 30 days · 3 items
Domain renewals 2026-08-01
Software licenses 2026-08-09
Infrastructure renewals 2026-08-20
Questions to answer before starting
Having the data is not the same as knowing what to do
When alerts pile up — chat spam, flooded inboxes — the ones that still need action get mixed in with ones that already recovered, and it’s easy to miss what matters.
TutuYes gives you a dedicated webhook URL for Alertmanager: delivered firing alerts become severity-coded to-dos, and delivered resolved events close matching items by fingerprint. Source-side delivery monitoring remains necessary.
Core capabilities
Designed around the next action
Auto-resolve on recovery
Built-in Alertmanager parsing dedupes by fingerprint: the matching to-do clears itself on resolved.
Severity colors
Critical red / warning amber, with the worst pinned to the top so you see what’s most urgent at a glance.
One unified inbox
Alerts sit alongside your manual to-dos and renewal reminders — handle them in bulk.
How it works
A three-step closed loop
- 1
Create a connection
Pick Prometheus on the Connections page to get a dedicated webhook URL.
- 2
Point Alertmanager at it
Add the URL to the webhook receiver in alertmanager.yml.
- 3
Alerts flow into your inbox
Firing creates a to-do, tagged “push” with a generatorURL deep link.
- 4
Auto-resolve on recovery
On resolved, the to-do closes by fingerprint — no manual cleanup.
FAQ
Clear answers before you start
Do I need to change Prometheus config?
Just add a webhook receiver in Alertmanager pointing at the URL we give you — your Prometheus rules stay untouched.
Does it auto-resolve?
Yes. It reads each alert’s status and fingerprint and closes the matching to-do on resolved.
What happens during an alert flood?
The endpoint has per-minute limits and a 256KB body cap, and excess events are dropped. This reduces exhaustion risk but does not replace source-side grouping, inhibition, and monitoring.
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Start with the next renewal or to-do that genuinely needs action. Add the rest later.