Slack Webhooks
Send Keeper Advanced Reporting & Alert notifications to Slack
Slack Setup and Integration
Using the webhook feature, you can send custom alerts and actions to your Slack channel following the steps below.

(1) Go to https://api.slack.com/apps and Create New App.

(2) Name the App, select your desired Workspace and click Create App.

(3) Click on Incoming Webhooks.

(4) Activate the Webhook and click "Add New Webhook" to Workspace.

(5) Select the Slack channel you would like the alerts to be sent. Then click "Copy" to paste the Webhook URL required to enter into the Admin Console interface in the following steps.

(6) In the "Basic Information" section on the left, you can populate the icon with the Keeper icon. Right-click and save the image. Use the link below to download a 512x512 PNG icon for Keeper: https://keeper-email-images.s3.amazonaws.com/common/Keeper_512x512.png

(7) Login to the Keeper Admin Console and visit Reporting & Alerts > Alerts and create a new alert. After selecting the desired event types and attributes, click on "Add Recipient". The example below shows all Policy Changes selected.



(8) Enter the Name and Email address to receive the event, and click Add Webhook.

(9) Paste the Webhook URL from Step 5 and paste the HTTP body content below.

(10) Copy the JSON below into the HTTP Body section.

(11) Click Save on the recipient and Save the alert.


Setup Complete
Modify the HTTP Body according to your preferences. Slack's Block Kit Builder allows you to customize the look completely.
Shared Record Notifications
Another use case is to be notified when a record is added to a particular Shared Folder.

(1) Follow the Slack setup steps above to create a baseline Slack integration.
(2) In the Web Vault, copy the Shared Folder UID that you would like to report on.

(3) On the Admin Console, create a new Alert for the event "Add Record to Shared Folder"

(4) Under the Attributes section, paste the Shared Folder UID.

(5) Under "Recipients", create a new Webhook recipient.

(6) Copy and paste the below JSON text body into the HTTP Body section. In the "text" field, you will want to edit it to match up with the alert that you are creating.
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