Open API
in progress
Aurelio Volle
Description:
Our upcoming feature will empower you to access your data from WP Umbrella through an Open API. This enhancement provides you with the flexibility to extract and utilize your data to build your own custom dashboard or integrate it with other tools and systems, ensuring that you have full control and insights at your fingertips.
Key Benefits:
- Data Freedom:Unlock the potential of your data by accessing it through an Open API, enabling endless possibilities for customization and integration.
- Custom Dashboards:Build personalized dashboards, reports, and solutions that cater to your unique needs and preferences.
How Can You Help Us?
- Vote:Show your interest and support by voting for this feature on our roadmap.
- Share Your Ideas:Have additional suggestions or ideas related to data access and integration? We're all ears! Share your thoughts with us.
- Tell Us Why This Is Important for you?Share your personal insights on why this feature is important to you to help us understand your perspective.
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Ricardo
This is very important. Please remember while planning that it should help us access data to create our own reports, making this touchpoint with the customer even more appealing.
Additionally, it would be great if the custom work section could connect to a Notion database for synchronization. It’s better to handle this all at once and sync it.
Aurelio Volle
in progress
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Arne Spremberg
As much of a nice feature the WP Umbrella reports are, I need to combine them with other datasets (Google Analytics, Jira) and also need more flexibility in terms of their layout. I'd see these things outside of the scope of this tool, but having an open API would make my life a lot easier to get all of this data (especially uptime and lighthouse) into my reportings, dashboards etc.
Kristinn Sigurðsson
Being able to incorporate basic info from WP Umbrella in our existing dashboards would be extremely useful.
Just an endpoint that gave out the same info as appears on the sites overview page (app.wp-umbrella.com/projects) would essentially do the trick for us. That would give enough information to be able to indicate - on an external dashboard - if there is an issue that merits further looking into.