Slack notifications keep your team in the loop without anyone babysitting an inbox. Emovart posts to a channel of your choice through a standard Slack incoming webhook — the full setup below takes about five minutes.
1. Create an app in Slack
Incoming webhooks live inside a Slack app, so you'll create a tiny one first. Go to api.slack.com/apps, click Create New App → From scratch, and pick the workspace that should receive the notifications.
Feel free to copy these values into the app's Display Information:
App name:
Emovart NotificationsShort description:
Posts Emovart help center events into Slack.Long description:
Emovart Notifications sends a message to your chosen Slack channel whenever a visitor submits the contact form or leaves feedback on an article in your help center.Background color:
#1D4A36App icon — optional; any square PNG of at least 512×512 works, for example:
https://yourcompany.com/logo-512.png
2. Create a webhook in Slack
In your new app's sidebar, open Incoming Webhooks and flip the toggle to On.
Then click Add New Webhook to Workspace, choose the channel that should receive notifications (a dedicated #help-center channel works nicely), and confirm. Slack generates a webhook URL beginning with https://hooks.slack.com/services/… — copy it.
3. Connect your webhook to Emovart
Back in Emovart, open Settings → Help Centers → Integrations, scroll to Notification Alerts, paste the webhook URL into the Slack field, and save. To confirm everything is wired up, submit a quick test message through your own contact form and watch it arrive in the channel.
Currently supported events
- Contact form submissions — the visitor's name, email, and message, posted the moment the form is sent.
- Feedback comments — whenever a visitor reacts to an article and leaves a comment in the "Did this answer your question?" box.
More event types are on the roadmap — if there's one you need, tell us via the Contact button.