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  • Setting up the Slack Integration
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  • Tagging Users in Slack
  1. Integrations

Slack

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Last updated 2 years ago

You can integrate Aporia with Slack to receive alerts and notifications directly to your Slack workspace.

Integrations can be found in the "Integrations" page, accessible through the sidebar:

Setting up the Slack Integration

After clicking the Slack integration, you will be redirected to Slack, where you will need to allow Aporia to post to a channel in your Slack workspace:

Choosing a channel will redirect you back to Aporia:

You can then send a test message, or remove the integration, through the Slack integration page:

Sending Alerts to Slack

After setting up the Slack integration, you can configure monitors to send a message to your chosen slack channel when an anomaly is detected:

Tagging Users in Slack

You can easily tag users in the Slack notifications using an alert's custom description.

Get the user id from Slack:

Insert it in the custom description:

The user tag should be in the form of <@user_id>

Save the monitor.

Now, whenever you receive a Slack alert, the user will be tagged in the message:

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Authorize Slack Integration
Slack Success
Slack Manage
Slack in Monitor Config
Get Slack User ID
Alert Custom Description