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2+ title : " Slack" 
3+ --- 
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5+ Add the following to your ` docs.json `  file to add a [ Slack] ( https://slack.com )  integration.
6+ 
7+ <CodeGroup >
8+ 
9+ ``` json Integration options in docs.json 
10+ "integrations" : {
11+       "slack" : {
12+             "webhookUrl" : " WEBHOOK_URL" 
13+       }
14+ }
15+ ``` 
16+ 
17+ ``` json  Example
18+ "integrations" : {
19+       "slack" : {
20+             "webhookUrl" : " https://hooks.slack.com/services/T00000000/B00000000/XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX" 
21+       }
22+ }
23+ ``` 
24+ 
25+ </CodeGroup >
26+ 
27+ ## Setting up your Slack webhook  
28+ 
29+ 1 .  Go to your Slack workspace and navigate to ** Apps** 
30+ 2 .  Search for and install the ** Incoming Webhooks**  app
31+ 3 .  Click ** Add to Slack**  and select the channel where you want to receive notifications
32+ 4 .  Copy the webhook URL provided by Slack
33+ 5 .  Add the webhook URL to your ` docs.json `  file as shown above
34+ 
35+ ## What gets sent to Slack  
36+ 
37+ When configured, your documentation will send notifications to your specified Slack channel for:
38+ 
39+ -  Page views and user engagement
40+ -  Feedback submissions (thumbs up/down)
41+ -  Search queries and results
42+ -  Assistant interactions
43+ 
44+ This helps you stay informed about how users are interacting with your documentation.
    
 
   
 
     
   
   
          
     
  
    
     
 
    
      
     
 
     
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