All alerts can route notifications to webhooks via a HTTP POST JSON payload. For example, if you are hosting an HTTP webserver listening on https://example.com/api/webhook, you can configure alerts on Highlight.

To add an outgoing webhook destination, edit an alert and set the destination URL.

Here's an example of a payload that is sent.

{
  "AlertName": "New errors alert",
  "Event": "ERRORS_ALERT",
  "ErrorCount": 1,
  "ErrorTitle": "Oh no! An error occurred",
  "ErrorURL": "https://app.highlight.io/1/errors/sqavrqpCyrkOdDoYjMF7iM0Md2WT/instances/11493",
  "ErrorResolveURL": "https://app.highlight.io/1/errors/sqavrqpCyrkOdDoYjMF7iM0Md2WT/instances/11493?action=resolved",
  "ErrorIgnoreURL": "https://app.highlight.io/1/errors/sqavrqpCyrkOdDoYjMF7iM0Md2WT/instances/11493?action=ignored",
  "ErrorSnoozeURL": "https://app.highlight.io/1/errors/sqavrqpCyrkOdDoYjMF7iM0Md2WT/instances/11493?action=snooze",
  "Query": "environment=production",
  "SecureSessionID": "abc123",
  "SessionURL": "https://app.highlight.io/1/sessions/abc123",
  "SessionExcluded": false,
  "UserIdentifier": "vadim@highlight.io",
  "VisitedURL": "https://app.highlight.io/1/alerts"
}

Session alerts, user alerts, and metric monitors can all send webhook notifications. The payload resembles a similar format for all notification types.

If you are interested in customizing the payload or authenticating the webhook request with an authorization header, follow this issue on GitHub for updates.