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# Alerts & Automation

Get told what happened without opening the dashboard. Slack alerts cover the milestones most teams watch for (significance reached, a big win, a test that's live with no orders), and webhooks send raw experience events to anywhere else you want them.

### **The two options**

| Option                                                                 | What it's for                                                                                                                             |
| ---------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| [Slack](/integrations/alerts-and-automation/slack-integration.md)      | Pre-built alerts on test milestones and revenue impact, plus a shared channel where you can ask the @intelligems agent about your results |
| [Webhooks](/integrations/alerts-and-automation/webhook-integration.md) | An HTTP POST on every create, start, pause, end, update, or delete, so you can build your own workflow                                    |

Start with Slack. The alerts are already written, the thresholds are adjustable, and you can point different alerts at different channels. Reach for webhooks when you need an event somewhere Slack can't reach, like a Google Sheet, your own API, or a Zap.

{% hint style="info" %}
Slack alerts fire from the Intelligems Slack Agent. If an alert isn't showing up in a channel, the agent probably isn't in that channel. Add it with the `/add` command.
{% endhint %}


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