Slack

Slack Incoming Webhooks are the easiest way to get started — especially if you already have an internal Slack App set up, which is often the case. You can check if you already have one by accessing your Slack Apps page (admin permissions required).

To integrate Statused with Slack using Incoming Webhooks, follow Slack’s official guide but only through step 3: Sending messages using incoming webhooks. Create a webhook URL for the channel(s) where you’d like to receive notifications, then add it as a Destination in your Statused dashboard.

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Once configured, messages will look like this:

Slack Workflows let you build custom notification flows without needing Slack admin permissions.

We're specifically interested in the "Webhook" trigger, which lets Statused send notifications directly into Slack, formatting messages however you like.

To set it up, follow Slack’s guide: Create workflows that start with a webhook. Once you’ve created a webhook URL for your target channel(s), add it as a Destination in your Statused dashboard.

Then, when configuring your workflow in Slack, use the following variables:

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The messages you receive will depend on how you set up your Slack Workflow, but they can be fully customized to match your team's needs and preferences.