Integrations
Connect external sources — WordPress, your website, or your own code — so their telemetry flows into Telescope.
Monitors let Telescope reach out to your services. Integrations work the other way: an external source reports in to Telescope — errors, activity, form submissions, orders, and real-user telemetry — so you see what's happening inside your site, not just whether it responds.
Each integration is a connected source tied to your team. You connect it once with a key, and from then on its events show up alongside your monitors and alerts.
Ways to connect
WordPress
Install the Telescope plugin and connect it with an access key to report errors, activity, forms, and WooCommerce orders.
Website telemetry pixel
Drop a single <script> tag on any site to capture client-side errors and failed requests from real visitors.
API keys
Create a scoped key and call the REST API directly from your own code with a Bearer token.
How events arrive
Both the WordPress plugin and the website pixel send their events to the same telemetry endpoint on the Telescope API. Your key identifies which connected source — and therefore which team — the events belong to, so everything lands in the right account automatically.