Notifications.
Reputation AI can send operational alerts to Slack, Microsoft Teams, or email. At a minimum, route the legal flag alert to a place where your team will actually see it.
Connecting a channel
Go to Settings (top nav) and click the 🔔 Notifications card (“Route Tenlo alerts to Slack and Microsoft Teams alongside email”).
Your account email is already listed there — Tenlo provisions it automatically and it can’t be removed. It’s the always-on fallback so you never miss an alert.
To add Slack or Microsoft Teams, click + Add Slack channel or + Add Teams channel. A dialogue opens with two fields:
- Label — a friendly name (e.g.
#tenlo-leadsorSales channel) - Webhook URL — paste the URL from your Slack app or Teams channel connector
Click Connect. Tenlo fires a live test ping to the URL before saving — if the ping fails (bad URL, revoked webhook, wrong workspace), you’ll see the error inline and nothing is persisted. If it succeeds, the channel appears in the list and a ✅ message lands in your Slack or Teams channel confirming the connection.
| Channel | What to paste |
|---|---|
| Slack | Incoming Webhook URL from your Slack app |
| Microsoft Teams | Incoming Webhook URL or Power Automate Workflow URL from a Teams channel connector |
| Already set up to your account email — no action needed |
Subscribing to events
Once a channel is connected, you’ll see an event-toggle grid — one row per event, one column per channel. Flip the toggles for what you want where.
Test ping
Each channel has a Send test button that fires a one-line “Tenlo test message” so you can verify the webhook works before relying on it.
Revoked webhooks
If Slack or Teams returns a 404 or 410 (channel deleted, app removed), the channel is auto-marked inactive and Tenlo emails you. Re-add it whenever convenient.