Alerts allow you to receive notifications based on any query
Alerts allows users to set notifications for a scheduled query. These notifications are triggered each time the query runs. Supported delivery methods include:
To use Alerts, follow these steps:
Alerts are triggered after query execution. Delays may occur due to factors like query complexity or system queues. Note that retry mechanisms for failed deliveries are not yet implemented.
Email alerts include screenshots of the visualizations you have defined. If you have defined no visualizations, we include a screenshot of the query results by default. Here’s an example:
If you have defined a visualization, we will include it instead of the table, like this:
If your query contains multiple visualizations, or table visualizations (outside the default “Query results” table), they will all be included, such as here:
Webhook alerts adhere to the following schema:
Here is an example corresponding to the last email example shared earlier:
Validation of the webhook format can be done at Webhook.site. You can easily test it out by triggering manual deliveries by clicking the Manual trigger link below the URL field.
Following these simple steps you have get query results posted directly in Slack at your desired frequency.
Create New App
on your Slack app page.From scratch
and give your alert a name, pick the workspace and click Create App
Add New Webhook to Workspace
at the bottom of the page.Once saved, you will start receiving messages on Slack. Here is an example of how it looks:
Zapier is a third party solution that supports building integrations between different software solutions without writing any code. With it you can build advanced workflows that relay data between Dune and your favorite work tools.
We currently offer an experimental Zapier app to support connecting Dune with thousands of other tools via Zapier.
To set it up, follow these steps:
This is where you can trigger manual hook deliveries:
Your setup on Zapier should look something like this:
Manual Alert Triggering: Currently, manual triggering is only available for webhooks.
No results in webhook: Instead of including query results in the callback, the webhook payload includes a URL to fetch the query’s results in case you need to action on them.
Feedback can be provided through the Alerts Beta Telegram channel.
Thank you to everyone that participated in our beta testing program. Your feedback has been essential for improving this feature.
Alerts allow you to receive notifications based on any query
Alerts allows users to set notifications for a scheduled query. These notifications are triggered each time the query runs. Supported delivery methods include:
To use Alerts, follow these steps:
Alerts are triggered after query execution. Delays may occur due to factors like query complexity or system queues. Note that retry mechanisms for failed deliveries are not yet implemented.
Email alerts include screenshots of the visualizations you have defined. If you have defined no visualizations, we include a screenshot of the query results by default. Here’s an example:
If you have defined a visualization, we will include it instead of the table, like this:
If your query contains multiple visualizations, or table visualizations (outside the default “Query results” table), they will all be included, such as here:
Webhook alerts adhere to the following schema:
Here is an example corresponding to the last email example shared earlier:
Validation of the webhook format can be done at Webhook.site. You can easily test it out by triggering manual deliveries by clicking the Manual trigger link below the URL field.
Following these simple steps you have get query results posted directly in Slack at your desired frequency.
Create New App
on your Slack app page.From scratch
and give your alert a name, pick the workspace and click Create App
Add New Webhook to Workspace
at the bottom of the page.Once saved, you will start receiving messages on Slack. Here is an example of how it looks:
Zapier is a third party solution that supports building integrations between different software solutions without writing any code. With it you can build advanced workflows that relay data between Dune and your favorite work tools.
We currently offer an experimental Zapier app to support connecting Dune with thousands of other tools via Zapier.
To set it up, follow these steps:
This is where you can trigger manual hook deliveries:
Your setup on Zapier should look something like this:
Manual Alert Triggering: Currently, manual triggering is only available for webhooks.
No results in webhook: Instead of including query results in the callback, the webhook payload includes a URL to fetch the query’s results in case you need to action on them.
Feedback can be provided through the Alerts Beta Telegram channel.
Thank you to everyone that participated in our beta testing program. Your feedback has been essential for improving this feature.