Catch new errors as they happen
Each new or reopened error posts with its message, project, version and release stage, plus a View error details button.
Atatus posts new errors, incidents, uptime and SSL alerts to the Slack channel you choose. Each message links straight to the details in Atatus, so whoever is on call can start fixing.
The Add to Slack button is inside your Atatus account. Log in, then follow these steps.
Log in to AtatusLog in to Atatus, open Alerting from the menu, then go to the Notification Channels tab.
Click Create new notification channel, then choose Slack as the channel type.
Slack opens. Pick your workspace and the channel for alerts, then click Allow.
Back in Atatus, open the new channel and click Send Test Notification. Then add it to your alert policies.
Only want new-error alerts for one project? Open the project, go to Settings → Error Notifications → Slack and click Add to Slack. Step 3 is the same.
Every message names the project and links straight to the details in Atatus.
Each new or reopened error posts with its message, project, version and release stage, plus a View error details button.
Alert policies post when an incident opens and when someone acknowledges it, with a View Incident button.
Uptime monitors, synthetic checks, SSL certificate checks and cron jobs post to Slack when something fails.
Cloud SIEM detection rules post each signal with its severity and a View Signal button.
Atatus only needs to post alerts, so that is all it asks Slack for.
Atatus asks Slack for the incoming-webhook permission, which lets it post to the channel you pick. It cannot read your messages, files or channel history.
Atatus stores the channel name and ID, the webhook URL, a link to the integration’s settings in Slack and an access token. It keeps them until you remove the integration or close your account.
Read our privacy policyDelete the channel in Atatus under Alerting → Notification Channels, or remove Atatus from your workspace in Slack’s app management settings.
Need help? Email success@atatus.com or contact us. See our privacy policy for how we handle your data.
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Yes. The Add to Slack button is inside Atatus, so you connect Slack after you sign up or log in. You can start with a free trial.
No. Atatus only has permission to post to the channel you choose. It cannot read messages, files or channel history in your workspace.
Yes. Add one notification channel in Atatus for each Slack channel you want to use, then choose which alert policies notify each one.
Delete the Slack channel in Atatus under Alerting → Notification Channels, or remove Slack from your project’s Error Notifications settings. You can also remove the Atatus app from your workspace in Slack.
Email success@atatus.com or use our contact page, and our team will help you set it up.
Start a free trial, then connect Slack from Alerting → Notification Channels.