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🔔 Notifications

Notifications in X-AutoMate are a useful feature that keep you informed about key events during test and task executions. They help you stay on top of test progress, spot failures early, and react to incidents in a timely manner.

✅ Supported Channels​

Out of the box, X-AutoMate supports the following notification channels:

  • Email
  • Microsoft Teams

ℹ️ Need integration with other tools (e.g., Slack, Webhooks, Jira)?
Just contact our support team — we’re happy to help extend integrations based on your needs.

📌 Trigger Events​

You can configure notifications for the following execution events:

EventDescription
Execution CompletedTriggered when any execution finishes.
Execution FailedTriggered if at least one test fails.
Execution SuccessfulTriggered if all tests pass.
Execution ErrorTriggered if an execution crashes or breaks.

Each of these events can have multiple subscribers, and each subscriber can be subscribed to multiple events.

👥 Subscriber Flexibility​

  • One person can subscribe to multiple events.
  • Different team members can receive different notifications depending on the event type.

🚀 How to Get Started​

To configure notifications for your team or organization:

  1. Contact the X-AutoMate support team.
  2. We'll assist in setting up notification channels and defining your event subscriptions.
  3. Once configured, you’ll start receiving real-time updates on your selected execution events.
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    🔒 We value privacy and security. X-AutoMate does not store any sensitive customer data when sending notifications.

Stay informed, react faster, and improve your test operations — all with a few clicks using X-AutoMate’s notification system.

For Experienced Users​

  1. Open Notification Settings in the X-AutoMate UI

    • Available only for admin users.

  2. Create a subscriber:

    • For Teams webhook → fill in the WEBHOOK_URL parameter.
    • For Email webhook → fill in the EMAIL_TO parameter.

  3. Connect the subscriber to the event that should trigger a notification. From now, all executions with that event will be sent to channel!

Notification can be managed also from execution page, no matter what kind it is.