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Connectors – Slack

**To learn how to import a connector click here** Here is a quick guide to setting up Slack integration.

FIRST! Get your Slack webhook. This is the link to generate a new one.
In API Fortress go to company settings (top right gear icon)
Click on Alert Groups
Create a new Alert Group (if necessary)
Add recipients to the Alert Group (if necessary)
Click on the Connectors icon
Choose Slack from the dropdown
Add your Slack webhook Important! The full URL is https://hooks.slack.com/services/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, Then only part that you need to copy in comes after /services/ i.e. T08QUN1SR/B08QUGM8T/qVvPDLTa3OtvskrpyKBTfhvI