You can send testRTC run results with a Slack channel. To that end you will be using the webhook entry field of your test script:

Follow the steps below to setup your own Slack webhook:
- Optional: Create in your slack account a channel to use for receiving these notifications. You can skip this and use an existing channel
- Click on the Apps menu on the sidebar in Slack
- In the App Directory, pick Incoming Webhooks
- Select the channel you want testRTC notifications to appear in
- Copy the Webhook URL from the configuration of the Incoming Webhooks app
- Paste it into the Webhook field in the editor for your test or monitor script in the following format: {“format”: “json/text”, “url”:””<YOUR-WEBHOOK-URL>”}
It should look something like this:
{
"format": "json/object",
"url": "https://app.testrtc.com/api/slack-bridge?url=https://hooks.slack.com/services/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"
}
Code language: JSON / JSON with Comments (json)
This will send all results of a monitor or a test to the slack channel.
You can use the #webhook-filter run option as shown in the image above to filter the webhook and have it invoked only on certain test result status. For example, you can set it to #webhook-filter:error,warning to invoke the webhook only for tests that finish with an error or a warning status.
There are other webhook formats available as well.