# Slack Integration

Every time a test is run, you can get a slack notification in a channel of  your choice. You can configure a slack webhook url in HyperTest's UI for your individual services to regularly get updates for your tests.

Please use this [link ](https://api.slack.com/messaging/webhooks)to generate your slack webhook url. Once this is done, please follow the steps given below:-

1. Go to your existing service and click on 'view service'.

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2. Go to Settings>Add Webhook URL.

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3. Now add the webhook url and test it by sending a dummy notification via 'Test Webhook' option. You can go ahead and click on 'Add' to add this webhook URL

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4. Once this is set up, you will start receiving your test notifications along with the dashboard results and it's UI link on Slack.

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