



If you've implemented custom CSS/HTML on your status page, make sure everything still looks good after you've enabled the Slack feature.You can update your favicon by going to Your page > Customize page in your Statuspage dashboard. For best results, make sure your favicon is at least 72x72. We use your page's name and favicon image when posting to Slack.Note: This feature is only available for public pages. Visit your status page to see the new feature enabled for your "Subscribe" button.Go to Options > Settings and enable the Slack option.Select Subscribers from the left side menu.Log in to your team's Statuspage dashboard at.To enable the Slack subscriptions feature:

And if you have component subscriptions enabled for your page, customers can fine-tune their preferences so they only get notified about the components they care about most.Įnabling Slack subscriptions for your status page Then, when you report an incident, customers get notified right in Slack:Ĭustomers see additional notifications in Slack each time you update the status of your incident, so they can track its progress all the way to resolution. The Slack option shows up alongside the existing subscription options for email and SMS:Īfter approving the Slack app for their workspace, customers choose a channel for notifications. Now visitors to your status page can subscribe to get notified in Slack when you report an incident or maintenance. We're excited to announce the release of a long-requested feature on Statuspage.
