Alerts And Notifications

Email and Webhook Integrations

Domainyze aims to provide flexible notification options to ensure you receive critical alerts in the most convenient way possible.

Domain Email Alerts

  • Primary Channel: Currently, all alerts and notifications from Domainyze are sent to the email address associated with your account.
  • Ensuring Delivery: Please ensure noreply@domainyze.com is whitelisted in your email client to prevent alerts from going to spam.
  • Update Email: You can update your primary account email in your profile settings.

Domain Webhook Alerts

  • Integration Made Easy: Webhooks provide a powerful way to integrate Domainyze alerts into your existing systems (e.g., Slack, custom dashboards, ticketing systems, monitoring tools).

  • How to Enable:

    1. Navigate to your User Settings
    2. Enable the "Webhook Notifications" toggle
    3. Enter your webhook URL (the endpoint where you want to receive notifications)
    4. Save your settings
  • How it Works: When a domain alert is triggered, Domainyze will send an HTTP POST request to your configured webhook URL with the alert details in JSON format.

  • Webhook Payload: Each webhook notification includes comprehensive information about the triggered alert, including domain details, alert type, status changes, and timestamps.

  • Security: Your webhook endpoint receives a unique secret key that you can use to verify that requests are genuinely coming from Domainyze.

SMS (Planned/External Integration)

  • Future Enhancement: We understand the importance of receiving critical alerts via SMS for immediate attention. SMS notifications are currently a planned feature.
  • External Integration: In the meantime, you can use our Webhook support to send alerts to third-party services like Twilio or Zapier to trigger SMS notifications on your own.
  • Native Support: We are actively exploring native SMS integration for future updates.

We are continuously working to expand our notification capabilities to meet the diverse needs of our users.

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