Overview
Email notifications can originate from monitors and incidents.
Trigger notification emails from monitors
Users' email addresses
Sifflet users' email addresses are automatically configured on your account's email integration. This means that as soon as a user is added to Sifflet, you can use their email address as a recipient for your monitor notification alerts.
Custom email addresses
If you want to use custom email addresses (e.g. mailing lists, non Sifflet user email addresses, etc.) as recipients for your monitor notification alerts, you first need to add them to the email integration.
To do so, go through the following steps:
- Go to
Settings
>Collaboration Tools
- In the
Mail
section of the page, write the email address of interest - Hit
Save

Email Integration
Your email address is validated.
You can now choose this email address as a recipient for your monitor notification alerts.
Using Emails to Generate Notifications on Alerting Tools
If you use the email integration to generate notifications on alerting tools (e.g. Microsoft Teams, etc.), make sure to have them allow receiving emails from the
alerting@siffletdata.com
email address.
Trigger notification emails from sources
You can get alerted on Sifflet source failures using any configured email address (i.e. any user or custom email address) in the Notify on source failure
setting.
Trigger notification emails from incidents
Whenever a user is assigned to or unassigned from an incident, an email notification is automatically sent to the corresponding user's email address.
Updated 23 days ago