Slack notifications
Get real-time test execution updates in your Slack channel. Configure rules to be notified when there's an entity change.
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Benefits of Slack notifications
Real-time alerts
Instant test result notifications.
Custom rules
Trigger on chosen conditions.
Team alignment
Keep QA, Dev, BA informed.
Webhook setup
Quick incoming webhook config.
Multi-channel reach
Send to several channels.
Testomat.io features for Slack notifications
Notification channels
Run one rule engine across every channel your team uses. A single project can notify through Slack, Email, Microsoft Teams, Jira, Azure DevOps, and Telegram.
Notification rule
Add a Notification Rule in Settings, Report Notifications, so each channel receives only the runs it should. Title, target, and conditions live in one place.
Incoming webhook
Basic rules
Set who gets alerted in a few clicks. Match on Runs with title, Runs of RunGroup with title, Run Type, and Run Status, no scripting required.
Advanced rules engine
Express precise conditions in a Ruby-like language. Combine variables like automated, has_failed, finished_at, and failed_tests to alert only when it matters.
Public link in report notification
Share results outside the team. Enable Publish a report and use public link in report notification, and the Slack message carries a link anyone can open.
Notification template
Control the structure and content of each Slack message. Select which run variables appear in the alert, so your team sees run title, environment, duration, and failed tests without extra noise.
How Slack notifications can help?
Remove communication gaps and keep every team aligned around the same test artefacts every sprint.
Startups & small teams
Quick setup
Webhook ready in minutes.
Instant alerts
Know failures right away.
Direct link
Jump to full report.
Mid-sized products
Custom rules
Filter signal from noise.
Multiple channels
Route per run group.
CI builds
Alerts from Jenkins runs.
Enterprise projects
Multi-channel
Slack, Teams, Email, Jira, Azure DevOps and Telegram.
Templates
Standardize alert format across the project.
Public links
Share results with stakeholders.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I turn on Slack notifications in Testomat.io?
Create a Slack incoming webhook for your destination channel, then open your project in Testomat.io and go to Settings, Report Notifications, Add Notification Rule. Choose Slack from the dropdown, paste the webhook URL, configure the conditions in the Basic Rules section, and click Save.
What is required before connecting Slack to Testomat.io?
You and your teammates need a Slack account and a destination channel where notifications will be sent. You also need an incoming webhook URL generated from the Slack App settings page under Features, Incoming Webhooks.
What information is included in a Slack notification?
Each notification contains a summary of the test execution results, plus a direct link to the generated test report. You can customize the displayed fields and variables through the template feature.
Can I send notifications to more than one channel?
Yes. You can add several notification integrations in the same testing project, for example, Slack channels, Email, and Jira, so different run groups or tasks can be routed separately.
Does Slack integration work with both manual and automated tests?
Yes. Testomat.io can send Slack notifications for manual test execution summaries and for automated test job runs, on a schedule or triggered from a CI tool build like Jenkins.
