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Twinalyze uses a Slack Incoming Webhook URL to send notifications to the channel you select.

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Before you begin

Make sure you have:
  • Access to the required Slack workspace
  • Permission to create or install Slack apps
  • A channel for Twinalyze notifications
  • Permission to manage integrations in Twinalyze

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Connect Slack

1

Create a Slack app

Open the Slack app management page and select Create New App.Choose From scratch, enter an app name such as Twinalyze, and select the required Slack workspace.
2

Enable Incoming Webhooks

Open the newly created Slack app.Select Incoming Webhooks from the app settings and enable Activate Incoming Webhooks.
3

Add a webhook to the workspace

Click Add New Webhook to Workspace.Select the Slack channel where Twinalyze should send notifications, then click Allow or Authorize.
To connect a private channel, your Slack account must already be a member of that channel.
4

Copy the webhook URL

After authorization, return to the Incoming Webhooks section.Copy the generated webhook URL from Webhook URLs for Your Workspace.The URL will look similar to:
Keep the webhook URL private. Do not share it publicly or commit it to a public repository.
5

Open Twinalyze Integrations

Open your Twinalyze project and go to Project Setting → Integrations.Find Slack under the communication integrations.
6

Add the webhook URL

Open the Slack integration and paste the copied URL into the Webhook URL field.Select the notification options available for your project.
7

Test the connection

Click Test Connection to send a test notification.Open the selected Slack channel and confirm that the message was received.
8

Save the integration

Click Connect, Submit, or Save to complete the integration.Slack will appear as connected on the Twinalyze integrations page.
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