Google Chat integration
Add an incoming webhook from a Google Chat space and Operio posts a message there for every failed test, with what went wrong and a link to the result.
- Connection
- Incoming webhook
- Destination
- One space per project
- Sends
- A message per failed test
What lands in the space
Failure alerts without a workspace install
- 01
One message per failure
Each failed test gets its own message with the project, test case, environment, failure summary and a result link.
- 02
A webhook per project
There's nothing to install for the team. Each project uses its own webhook, and Operio sends a welcome message to check it works.
- 03
Stored encrypted
The webhook URL is encrypted and never shown in full after you save it. Anyone with the URL can post to the space, so treat it as a secret.
Setup
Set up Google Chat in minutes
- 1
In the Google Chat space, open Apps & integrations and create an incoming webhook.
- 2
Copy the webhook URL.
- 3
In Operio, open Settings → Integrations → Google Chat, click Set webhook, paste the URL and save.
- 4
Under Settings → Notifications, make sure failure alerts and Google Chat are switched on.
FAQ
Google Chat questions
Use Test on the Google Chat card. Operio sends a welcome message to the space.
Yes. Turn Google Chat off under Settings → Notifications. The webhook stays saved for when you switch it back on.
Projects that share a webhook post to the same space. Change or remove the webhook in each project that should post somewhere else.
Get test failures in Google Chat
We'll set up a webhook and show an alert landing in the demo.