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Connect Slack

Connect your organization's Slack workspace, then verify delivery from a Judgment workflow.

Connect Slack once for your Judgment organization, then choose destination channels in the project workflows that should send messages. Connecting a workspace alone does not enable an alert or schedule.

Prerequisites

  • Admin or owner access to the Judgment organization
  • Permission to authorize the Judgment app in the intended Slack workspace
  • A project workflow whose delivery you can verify

Connect the workspace

  1. Select the intended organization and open Settings > Connections.
  2. In the Slack section, select Connect.
  3. Complete the Slack authorization flow for the intended workspace. Follow any workspace approval requirements shown there.
  4. Return to Connections. Confirm the Connected badge and the workspace name and domain, when displayed.

This connection belongs to the organization. Projects in that organization use it when selecting Slack destinations; switching projects does not create a separate workspace connection.

Enable and verify delivery

Choose the workflow that should send a message:

Workflow Configure next
Automation Add Notify on Slack, choose channels, and configure the condition, frequency, and cooldown.
Production issues Configure Slack delivery in issue detection settings.
Background Agent Enable a scheduled trigger, then Send output to Slack and choose channels.

Save that workflow’s settings. Verify an eligible event or scheduled run in Judgment, then check the selected Slack channel for its message. For a Background Agent, delivery contains the scheduled run’s final assistant message; a manual run does not verify scheduled delivery.

The Connected badge verifies the workspace connection, not delivery from every workflow. Check the trigger and its execution as well as the channel.

Disconnect or change workspaces

An organization admin or owner can select Disconnect in the Slack section. This removes the organization’s connection and affects workflows across its projects that use it. Review those workflows before disconnecting.

To use a different workspace, disconnect, select Connect, and authorize the intended workspace. Revisit workflow destinations and verify delivery; do not assume channel selections from the old workspace are valid in the new one.

Troubleshooting

  • If authorization fails, confirm your Judgment role and the Slack workspace’s app-installation requirements.
  • If a channel is missing, confirm the connected workspace and the app’s access to that channel. Select from the available channels in the workflow.
  • If no message arrives, check whether the workflow actually ran, whether its conditions matched, and whether cooldown or frequency settings suppressed delivery.
  • If a Background Agent’s Slack controls are disabled, enable its scheduled trigger first.

Next step

Configure an automation to notify your team when a known condition occurs.

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