Integrations
Everything AppsPulse connects to today, what each connection needs, and what you get from it.
Data sources
Store consoles and analytics tools AppsPulse reads from.
Google Play Console
- What you need
- A Google Cloud service account invited to your Play Console with access to app information and financial data. Reply permission is needed to answer reviews.
- What you get
- Apps, reviews, releases, testers, voided purchases, and earnings and sales reports.
Play Developer Reporting API
- What you need
- The same service account, with the Play Developer Reporting API enabled in its Google Cloud project.
- What you get
- Android Vitals: crash and ANR rates, startup time, rendering performance, and error reports by device, country, and version.
App Store Connect
- What you need
- An App Store Connect API key (.p8) with its Key ID and Issuer ID. Sales and finance access is needed for revenue.
- What you get
- Apps, customer reviews and responses, versions and builds, TestFlight, diagnostics, and sales and financial reports.
Firebase Crashlytics
- What you need
- A service account with read access to your Firebase project's Crashlytics export in BigQuery.
- What you get
- Crash-free users, top issues, and stack traces alongside your store data.
Google Analytics 4
- What you need
- A service account with Viewer access to your GA4 property.
- What you get
- Active users, events, retention, and geo and device breakdowns.
Public App Store & Google Play data
- What you need
- Nothing — just the app's store link or ID.
- What you get
- Ratings and reviews for apps you watch, including competitors.
Community
Messaging platforms for your user community.
Telegram
- What you need
- A bot you create with @BotFather, added to your groups with permission to read messages.
- What you get
- Real-time group messages, images and files, and private chats with your bot. Replies are sent through your bot with your team's signature.
Notification channels
Where alerts and reports are delivered.
- What you need
- Recipient email addresses.
- What you get
- Alert and report emails.
Slack
- What you need
- A Slack incoming webhook URL.
- What you get
- Alert messages in the channel you choose.
Discord
- What you need
- A Discord channel webhook URL.
- What you get
- Alert messages in the channel you choose.
Lark / Feishu
- What you need
- A Lark or Feishu custom bot webhook URL.
- What you get
- Alert messages in your group chat.
DingTalk
- What you need
- A DingTalk custom robot webhook URL.
- What you get
- Alert messages in your group chat.
Webhook
- What you need
- Any HTTPS endpoint you control.
- What you get
- JSON alert payloads for your own systems.