Slack on Raygun Blog

Get Alerted to mission-critical issues directly in Slack

Wed, 24 Aug 2022 09:17:09 +1300

You’ve spoken and we’ve listened and as a result, the highly anticipated Slack integration for Raygun Alerting is here! Once integrated with Slack, you’ll receive customized error, crash, and performance alert notifications directly to the channel of your choosing.

Coming soon! A sneak peek at Raygun Alerting’s Slack integration

Wed, 01 Jun 2022 09:17:09 +1300

The Slack integration is our #1 feature request for our Alerting feature, and the Raygun team has been busy at work making this feature available to all our customers. We expect this feature to be available around early - mid July 2022.

Announcing new-look notifications for Slack

Wed, 11 Mar 2020 00:00:00 +1200

We’ve had a lot of great feedback about our integration with Slack. Customers find it invaluable to have all the information about an error or issue delivered to a channel of their choice.

Introducing the Slack two-way sync feature

Mon, 16 Jan 2017 19:48:43 +0000

Raygun Crash Reporting allows you to stay on top of errors within your applications in real-time. Now, the Raygun Slack integration has been improved, so it’s even easier to manage your software errors within your team. We have introduced two significant improvements to our Slack integration:

A two-way sync feature
The ability to associate a Slack username with your Raygun Crash Reporting account

Note: If you don’t have Slack integrated with your application head to our docs for instructions.

Slack integration delivers Raygun notifications to your team chat

Tue, 29 Apr 2014 05:22:05 +0000

We’re not letting up with the barrage of third-party integrations – Slack is officially supported by Raygun, which means error notifications can be delivered alongside your team’s other messaging sources, straight into a channel of your choice.

Real-time error overviews straight to your team’s discussion

The error notifications that appear in Slack look like this:

You get a link to your application in Raygun, the error instance, and the message as it occurred in your code. As you’d expect clicking on the message gives you the complete stack trace and environment data that makes Raygun so useful.