Slack Notifications
Configuration
Install Incoming Webhooks on Slack
Tip
If you’ve already installed the Incoming Webhooks app, you can skip to step 2.
Go to Slack’s app directory.
Search for Incoming Webhooks. It should dynamically update a drop-down beneath the search bar.
Click Incoming Webhooks.
Click Add Configuration.
Select a channel from Choose a Channel… or create a new one.
Click Add Incoming WebHooks Integration.
Add an Integration to Slack
Log into your Slack client.
Click your username in the top left-hand corner. A menu will open.
Click Administration > Manage Apps.
Navigate to Custom Integrations.
Click Incoming WebHooks.
In the Customize Name section, type your desired name. We recommend naming it CloudWisdom Alert.
Click Copy URL in the Webhook URL section.
Click Save Settings at the bottom of the page.
Create a Slack Notification in CloudWisdom
Tip
Type a name for the Slack notification. We recommend naming it
Slack - {yourChannelName]
so it's easier to find later.Type a name for the Slack notification. We recommend naming it
Slack-{yourChannelName}
so it’s easy to find later.Ensure the Enabled checkbox is selected.
For Webhook URL, paste the URL you obtained from creating the Slack integration.
Input a bot username that will be used when CloudWisdom posts to your Slack channel.
Click Test and Save to test the Slack notification. The test must return an
HTTP code 200
to pass the validation. If the test succeeds, the notification will automatically save.
Optional Configuration
Icons & Emojis
You can customize the icon from slack by returning to the custom Webhook integration you’ve created and editing it. To distinguish your CloudWisdom alerts in the chat, we recommend saving our logo to your computer and uploading it. You can also add an emoji or icon via CloudWisdom when editing your notification.
Channel Override
Input a channel override. This can be a different channel (#other-channel
), another user (@otheruser
), or multiple users.