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  • Slack and Teams Applications
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  • Delete an Alert Provider
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Managing Alert Providers

Pipekit Workflow Alerting lets you configure alerts for workflows through Slack or MS Teams integration. You can set alerts on specific workflow statuses such as QUEUED, RUNNING, FAILED or COMPLETED.

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To configure alerts for a workflow, your Pipekit organization needs to be connected to either Slack or MS Teams. Once you have connected an alert provider, you can add alerts for specific workflows.

Slack and Teams Applications

The alerts are delivered using applications that you must install into your Slack or Teams workspace. This requires a Slack/Teams administer to perform the installation and to connect the application to your Pipekit organization.

Connect an Alert Provider

Go to the . Then navigate to the Alert Providers tab. Select either Slack or MS Teams, and follow the on-screen prompts to connect your Pipekit Organization to your Slack or MS Teams workspace. You can repeat the process for either multiple channels, workspaces or providers. For more information on setting up alerts, view the documentation.

Delete an Alert Provider

Go to the . Then navigate to the Alert Providers tab. Find the alert provider that you wish to remove, then locate and click the trash can icon to the right.

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