Slack integration
Operio posts a message to your project's Slack channel for every failed test, with the environment, what went wrong and a link to the full result.
- Connection
- Shared by the team
- Destination
- One channel per project
- Sends
- A message per failed test
What lands in the channel
Every failure, with the context to act on it
- 01
One message per failure
A run with three failed tests sends three messages, so each failure can get its own thread and its own owner.
- 02
Context in the message
Each message names the project, test case and environment, includes the failure summary when there is one, and links to the result.
- 03
Scheduled and manual runs
Alerts cover scheduled runs and the ones you start by hand. Mute one project any time without disconnecting Slack.
Setup
Set up Slack in minutes
- 1
Open Settings → Integrations → Slack and click Connect.
- 2
Authorize Operio in Slack. The workspace connection is shared by your team.
- 3
Click Configure on the Slack card, choose this project's channel, and save.
- 4
Under Settings → Notifications, make sure failure alerts and Slack are switched on.
FAQ
Slack questions
Yes. Invite the Operio app to the private channel, then choose it in the project's Slack settings.
Yes. Turn Slack off for that project under Settings → Notifications. The workspace connection and channel stay configured.
chat:write and chat:write.public to post messages, channels:read and groups:read to list channels, and team:read to identify the workspace. It also requests im:write but doesn't send direct messages today.
Get test failures in Slack
We'll connect a channel and show an alert landing in the demo.