Hosting & edge
Netlify in your Plash dashboard
Plash connects to Netlify and shows its numbers next to your other app tools, starting with latest deploy state. Connect it once, link it to any app, and get alerts when something changes.
What you see from Netlify
- Latest deploy state
- Deploys and failed deploys (14 days)
- Average build time and recent deploys
What Plash reads
Your sites, deploy history (status, branch, commit, build time) and domains. Plash never triggers deploys or changes settings.
- Netlify tokens can’t be limited to read-only; Plash only ever reads. Set an expiry and rotate it.
Setup
How to connect Netlify
- 1
Open personal access tokens
Netlify › User settings › Applications › Personal access tokens.
Open app.netlify.com ↗ - 2
Create a new token
Click "New access token", name it "Plash" and pick an expiry.
- 3
Copy the token into the form
Netlify and Plash: questions
How do I connect Netlify to Plash?
1. Open personal access tokens 2. Create a new token 3. Copy the token into the form It takes a few minutes, once per account.
What does Plash read from Netlify?
Your sites, deploy history (status, branch, commit, build time) and domains. Plash never triggers deploys or changes settings.
Which Netlify numbers does Plash show?
Latest deploy state; Deploys and failed deploys (14 days); Average build time and recent deploys.
Can I get alerts on Netlify data?
Yes, on Indie and Studio. Plash alerts you when something breaks, and you can create your own rules on any Netlify number, sent by email and push. Studio adds Slack and Discord.
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See Netlify next to everything else
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