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  1. Tutorials

Create Chat Notifications

Last updated 1 year ago

Chat notifications help you to get informed about your team's activity in an instant. As of now 3 platforms are supported:

  • Discord,

  • Slack,

  • and Microsoft Teams.

You can get notifications about 4 events:

  • new Node added,

  • new Version created,

  • successful and failed deployments,

  • new teammate invited.

Tutorial

Before you start creating your Notifications, make sure you have the webhook ready. You can find how to create a webhook for , , and in their official documentations.

Step 1: Click 'Notifications' on the left side.

Step 2: Select one of the 3 supported chat platforms.

Step 3: Enter the following data:

  • name of your notification,

  • webhook URL.

Step 4: Set the toggle for 'Active' or 'Inactive' notifications. You can change this later to activate or inactivate the notifications.

Step 5: Click 'Save' on the top right.

To test your notification, head to Notifications on the left, select the Notification you'd like to test and press the Test webhook message button.

Discord
Slack
Microsoft Teams