Notifications
Deliver monitor and incident signals to the people who can act.
Notification routing connects a project or endpoint to verified contact methods. Configure it before an incident. The first actionable signal can then reach the right responder.
Add a contact method
Open Contact methods. Add an email address. Complete verification. An unverified or disabled contact method cannot receive operational delivery.
Use a label that explains the destination, such as Primary on-call or Platform team. Do not repeat the email address in the label.
Choose the scope
Team editors manage subscriptions for each team member. A subscription can apply to a project or to one endpoint:
- Subscribe at the project level when the same people own every endpoint in that project.
- Subscribe at the endpoint level when a service has a specialist owner or escalation path.
Endpoint recipients can include people who inherit the project subscription. Review both scopes when you audit delivery.
Read notifications
Open My Updates to review in-app records. You can filter by unread state, category, severity, project, endpoint, or exact type.
Select a notification to open its related record when it has one. Mark one item as read. You can also mark every notification as read.
Keep routing useful
- Route critical services to a contact method that someone actively monitors.
- Remove subscriptions when ownership changes.
- Keep project boundaries aligned with responder ownership.
- Review notification history after a test or incident.
Start narrow
Send a signal only to people who can act on it. Broad distribution makes urgent notifications easier to ignore.
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