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Glossary term

Notification channel

A notification channel is a destination where ZopNight sends alerts: Slack, Microsoft Teams, Google Chat, or any web address that accepts a webhook. Subscriptions decide which events go to which channel. Why it matters: Alerts only help if they reach the people who can act on them.

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T1 / M1.6 / L3 Slack / Teams / Google Chat notifications T4 / M4.6 / L3 Threshold-crossing notifications

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