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Connecting Vercel

What Pulse reads from Vercel, the access it requests, and plan-dependent limits.

Updated Rolling out

Rolling out. This feature is rolling out to pilot customers, so it may not be in your workspace yet.

Pulse connects through Vercel's integration authorization and reads only the projects you select. It starts with project and deployment information, so incidents can be lined up against recent deploys.

Plan-dependent data

  • Runtime log history on Vercel is short (about 1 hour on Hobby, about 1 day on Pro), so Pulse shows only what Vercel makes available.
  • Usage and cost data requires a Vercel Pro or Enterprise team.
  • Where data isn't available for your plan, Pulse shows it as unavailable rather than guessing.

A Vercel integration is tied to the person who installed it. If they leave your Vercel team, reconnect it with another member.

Don't wait for something to break.

Start your pilot and get alerts within minutes, with the evidence attached. Business email required.

Backup when you need it

Your developer's stuck? Ours aren't.

Pulse is built by InnoStak, a software engineering and automation partner. When a fix is beyond your team, hand it over with the evidence attached. Optional, and quoted separately from your Pulse plan.

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