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Notification channels

A notification channel is a destination Costfluent can send alerts to. Channels belong to the organization, so every workspace's alerts can use them. Open Settings, then Notifications.

Before you start

  • Adding, editing, testing and deleting channels needs the Owner, Integration Owner or Editor organization role.
  • Channel types depend on your plan.

Email and Slack channels:

Available on every plan. Compare plans

Microsoft Teams channels:

Available on the Starter, Core, Optimize and Scale plans. Compare plans

Webhook channels:

Available on the Optimize and Scale plans. Compare plans

Add a channel

  1. Under Notification Channels, select Add Channel.
  2. Enter a Name, such as Engineering Alerts, and choose the Type.
  3. Enter the destination for that type:
    • Email: the Email Address.
    • Slack: the Webhook URL of a Slack incoming webhook.
    • Microsoft Teams: the Incoming Webhook URL of a Teams incoming webhook.
    • Webhook: the Webhook URL of your own endpoint.
  4. Save the channel.

Test a channel

Select Test on a channel to send a test message to it. Check that it arrives before relying on the channel for alerts.

Edit or delete a channel

Select the edit action to rename a channel. Select the delete action to remove it; you will no longer receive notifications on it.

How it behaves

  • Detected anomalies go to every enabled channel in the organization.
  • Spend, change and tag coverage alerts go to the channels the alert names; see Alerts.
  • Budget thresholds are not sent to channels; they create an in-product notification.
  • Scheduled cost reports are delivered by email to the destination chosen on the schedule.

Related

  • Alerts
  • Share and schedule reports
Last modified on September 30, 2026
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  • Before you start
  • Add a channel
  • Test a channel
  • Edit or delete a channel
  • How it behaves
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