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# Slack

## Introduction

The integration of eAuditor cloud with Slack allows notifications and system messages to be sent directly to a selected channel in Slack. This enables administrators and IT teams to respond to events faster and maintain up-to-date visibility into information generated by the system.

The integration can be used, among others, for:

* DLP policy notifications,
* security alerts,
* automation information,
* system messages,
* administrative events.

After successful configuration, messages from eAuditor cloud will automatically appear in the selected Slack channel.

## Integration configuration

The following are required to configure the integration correctly:

* Channel name - custom, individual channel name
* Slack application Webhook URL.

Configuration begins in the Tools -> Configuration -> Integrations view

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### Obtaining the Webhook URL

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#### Step 1

Go to the page: [Slack API](https://api.slack.com/apps?utm_source=chatgpt.com)\
Then click `Create New App`.

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#### Step 2

Select the option `From scratch`.

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#### Step 3

Enter the application name and select the Workspace in which the integration is to operate, then click `Create App`.

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#### Step 4

Go to the section `Incoming Webhooks`.

Enable the option:

* `Activate Incoming Webhooks`

Then click:

* `Add New Webhook`

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#### Step 5

Select the channel to which eAuditor cloud is to send messages, then click `Allow`.

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#### Step 6

Copy the generated `Webhook URL` and paste it into the integration configuration in eAuditor cloud.

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## Completing the configuration

After saving the configuration, eAuditor cloud will begin sending the configured messages to the specified Slack channel, which facilitates environment monitoring and speeds up response to events in the system.


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