Configure Alerts and Notifications in TestYourAppNow
Set up email, Slack, and webhook notifications so your team is instantly alerted the moment a critical flow or monitor fails in production.
TYAN sends notifications when a monitored flow fails, recovers from a failure, or when a scheduled run completes. Keeping the right people informed means your team can respond to production issues before users notice them.
Email is currently the only supported notification channel. Slack and webhooks are on the roadmap.
Email
Email notifications are enabled by default for the workspace Owner. Any team member can opt in to email alerts from their profile at Account → Notification Preferences.Notification emails include the monitor name, the failed step, a direct link to the run report, and a timestamp. Failure and recovery events each trigger a separate email so you always know when an incident opens and closes.
Slack and Webhooks — coming soon. Native Slack alerts and outbound webhooks are in active development. Reach out to support@testyourappnow.com if you’d like to be notified when they ship or join the early-access list.
Control exactly which events trigger a notification. Configure event toggles at Settings → Notifications or override them per monitor from the monitor’s settings page.
Event
Description
Default
run.failed
A monitor transitioned to a failing state
On
run.recovered
A previously failing monitor is now passing
On
run.completed
Any scheduled or manual run finished
Off
daily.summary
Daily digest of all monitor statuses
Off
Enable the daily.summary event to receive a morning digest of every monitor’s current status. It takes seconds to read and gives you a reliable baseline health check before your day starts — even when nothing has failed overnight.
You can mute notifications for a specific monitor without changing your global settings. This is useful when a monitor is under active maintenance or covers a feature that is intentionally offline.To mute a monitor, open the monitor’s detail page, go to its Settings tab, and toggle Mute Notifications. While muted, the monitor continues to run and record results — it simply suppresses alerts. The monitor’s card in the dashboard displays a muted badge so your team knows it is silenced.Unmute the monitor from the same settings tab when maintenance is complete.