Alert a named group of up to 50 recipients.
- Free (included)
- Starter (included)
- Enterprise (included)
where alerts land
Every integration on this page has a working adapter today. Which ones you can connect depends on your plan, and we say so next to each one.
Standard plan configuration. For prices and the rest of each plan, see Pricing.
Alert a named group of up to 50 recipients.
Post to a channel through a Slack incoming webhook.
Send the alert as JSON to your own endpoint, with custom headers, signed with X-Alert-Signature (HMAC-SHA256) when you set a signing secret. Verify the signature
Trigger and resolve PagerDuty incidents through Events API v2, in the US or EU.
Adaptive-card messages through a Teams Workflows webhook.
Colour-coded embeds through a Discord channel webhook.
Card messages to a Google Chat space.
Messages from your own Telegram bot to a chat or topic.
Create and close Opsgenie alerts, in the US or EU.
Trigger and recover incidents through a Splunk On-Call REST endpoint.
Interactive cards through a Lark or Feishu custom bot.
Text messages, phone calls or both, from your own Twilio number to up to five people.
Push notifications to your phones, with an emergency priority that repeats until someone acknowledges it.
Trigger an n8n workflow through its webhook node. It receives the same JSON as webhooks, signed when you set a secret.
Integrations you can connect: Free 1, Starter 10, Enterprise unlimited. Notification lists: Free 1, Starter 10, Enterprise unlimited.
Beyond alerts, automation rules on the Enterprise plan can start an n8n workflow or call a signed webhook when an alert fires, with an approval step and an audit trail. Automation rules have a dry-run mode, used before a rule is enabled: it shows what the rule would send without sending anything. There is no automation screen in the dashboard yet: our team sets up your automation rules and handles run approvals with you, on request.
See what actions can doConnect Claude Code, Codex, Hermes or any MCP client to your monitors and open issues with a scoped token, on every plan. Your agent can list and read them and acknowledge an issue.
Add the integration in Settings → Integrations and send a test message to check it arrives.
A notification list is a group of people and channels. Put the integration in every list that should hear about an incident.
Each monitor alerts its notification list. On the Enterprise plan, routing rules can pick lists by monitor type, environment, tags, severity and time of day.
Secrets are encrypted with AES-256-GCM; the dashboard only ever shows a short hint.
Come on, give it a go. You won't be disappointed.