What have we built?
- We have ported all our Slack app features to work the same as a Slack Workspace level install
- The incident.io Slack app can be accessed in any Slack Workspaces within the same Slack Enterprise Grid. You can also configure which Slack Workspaces do and do not have access.
- The Web Dashboard experience has been improved to cater for a Slack Enterprise Grid install with the following features:
- Organization name and logo is set to Slack Enterprise Grid name and logo
- Homepage shows Incidents from workspaces you have access to by default. Also able to view incidents from other workspaces.
- Filter by Workspace in Incidents, Followups and Insights pages
- Set Incident Workspace as a Workflow condition
- Define Incident Workspaces for Incident Triggers (PagerDuty, Opsgenie, etc)
- Public API
- Creating incidents now accept a Slack Team ID to define which Workspace to declare an incident in
- Incidents will include Slack Team ID of the Workspace that an incident was declared in
Criteria for Installing into Slack Enterprise Grid
To be able to install incident.io into a Slack Enterprise Grid, your organization needs to fulfill the following criteria:- Be on an incident.io Enterprise plan
- Have exactly one Slack Workspace have incident.io installed within a Slack Enterprise Grid. We currently don’t support the merging of incident.io accounts.
How to install incident.io into a Slack Enterprise Grid
Please contact us to configure Slack Enterprise Grid on your account.Configuring which workspaces incident channels are created in
By default, for organizations with incident.io installed into Slack Enterprise Grid, incident channels are created in the first workspace that incident.io was installed into. If you have installed incident.io into multiple workspaces, you can change this behavior in Settings → Slack Enterprise Grid, under Incident channel workspaces. Configuration options include:- Let responders choose: Turn off the default behavior to allow responders to select a workspace from a dropdown when declaring an incident.
- Route based on incident details: Use expressions to route different incident types to different workspaces (e.g., route production incidents to your engineering workspace).
- Create channels in multiple workspaces: Set up rules to create channels across several workspaces simultaneously, letting teams collaborate from wherever they work.