
Channel types
| Type | Purpose |
|---|---|
| SMTP or transactional email to a recipient list | |
| Slack | Slack Incoming Webhook |
| Teams | Microsoft Teams Incoming Webhook |
| PagerDuty | PagerDuty Events API v2 |
| Webhook | Generic HTTP POST with HMAC signature |
| SMS | Outbound SMS via Twilio |
Set it up
- Slack
- Teams
- PagerDuty
- OpsGenie
- Email
- Generic webhook
Create an Incoming Webhook in your Slack workspace. Go to Settings > Notifications > Add channel, select Slack, and paste the webhook URL. Enter an optional channel override and display name.TigerTrust sends a rich block message with title, severity color, and a link to the alert.
Test a channel
Every channel has a Send test button in Settings > Notifications. Clicking it sends a synthetic alert through the full delivery path. A successful test confirms the channel is ready for production use.Escalation rules
Route alerts to specific channels based on severity and resource type. Go to Settings > Notifications > Escalation Rules and click New rule. Set the matching conditions (severity, resource type), the primary channels to notify, an escalation delay, and the secondary channels to notify if no acknowledgement arrives within the delay. Example: routecritical alerts on CA resources to the PagerDuty on-call, and if no acknowledgement arrives within 15 minutes, also page the CTO channel.
Delivery order
For each alert, TigerTrust resolves the notification destination in this order:- Channels explicitly referenced in the alert rule
- Escalation rules that match the alert’s severity and resource type
- Workspace default channel (configured in Settings > Notifications > Defaults)
Related
Alerts
Configure alert rules and severity thresholds.
Webhooks
Full webhook signing and retry behaviour.
Notifications
Templates, escalation policies, and channel management.
Workflows
Trigger automations from alerts, not just notifications.