1

Create a Slack Workflow

In Slack, open the Workflow page by searching for Workflows in the search bar and click the Create a Workflow button. Then, choose the From a webhook option:

2

Create a webhook in Frigade

Copy the Webhook request URL from Slack. Then press X.

In the Frigade dashboard, navigate to the Developer section and click on Webhooks. Click the New webhook button and fill in the details as shown below with your Flow of choice. In this example, we use a simple Form Flow:

You can use a free service such as Webhook.site to test your webhook.
3

Set up data variables in Slack

In the Slack Workflow, click the Starts with a webhook card at the top and add the variables you’d like to send in your Slack message as seen below:

By default Frigade sends user__email and user__name for the given user if the data has been provided in the SDK. In this case, we also want to send the value of the message field from the Form Flow. To do this, we add a new variable data__data__message to map it to the field. You can target any field in a Frigade Form by prefixing the variable name with data__data__.

Select and radio form inputs will include both the label and the value in the webhook. Therefore, if your field is named industry you should use data__data__industry__label to get the label or data__data__industry__value to get the value.

4

Send a message to a Slack channel

Add a new step to the Slack Workflow by clicking the Messages link in the right menu. Then pick your channel of choice and add the variables you’d like to send in your Slack message as seen below:

Finally, hit the Publish button in the top right corner to make your Slack Workflow live.

5

Test your Slack integration

You’re now all set to test your Slack integration. In your application, complete the Flow you’ve set up the webhook for. In this case, we’ll submit the Form Flow:

After completing a step in the Frigade Flow, you should now see the following show up in your Slack channel:

That’s it! You’ve successfully integrated Slack with Frigade. Remember, Frigade webhooks are unique for the Development and Production environments, so make sure to create a new webhook for each environment you want to integrate with Slack.

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Example

If you want a new Slack message when a user provides an NPS score in a Frigade Form, you can set up a webhook in Frigade and a Slack Workflow as follows:

  1. Create a new workflow in Slack and copy the Webhook URL.
  2. Create a new webhook in Frigade and paste the Slack Webhook URL.
  3. Pick Flow completed and Flow dismissed.
  4. Add the variables data__nps-score-page__nps-score (for the NPS Score) and data__nps-feedback-page__nps-feedback-text (for the NPS Comment) to the Slack Workflow.
  5. Craft a message and pick a channel to send the data to.
1

Create a Slack Workflow

In Slack, open the Workflow page by searching for Workflows in the search bar and click the Create a Workflow button. Then, choose the From a webhook option:

2

Create a webhook in Frigade

Copy the Webhook request URL from Slack. Then press X.

In the Frigade dashboard, navigate to the Developer section and click on Webhooks. Click the New webhook button and fill in the details as shown below with your Flow of choice. In this example, we use a simple Form Flow:

You can use a free service such as Webhook.site to test your webhook.
3

Set up data variables in Slack

In the Slack Workflow, click the Starts with a webhook card at the top and add the variables you’d like to send in your Slack message as seen below:

By default Frigade sends user__email and user__name for the given user if the data has been provided in the SDK. In this case, we also want to send the value of the message field from the Form Flow. To do this, we add a new variable data__data__message to map it to the field. You can target any field in a Frigade Form by prefixing the variable name with data__data__.

Select and radio form inputs will include both the label and the value in the webhook. Therefore, if your field is named industry you should use data__data__industry__label to get the label or data__data__industry__value to get the value.

4

Send a message to a Slack channel

Add a new step to the Slack Workflow by clicking the Messages link in the right menu. Then pick your channel of choice and add the variables you’d like to send in your Slack message as seen below:

Finally, hit the Publish button in the top right corner to make your Slack Workflow live.

5

Test your Slack integration

You’re now all set to test your Slack integration. In your application, complete the Flow you’ve set up the webhook for. In this case, we’ll submit the Form Flow:

After completing a step in the Frigade Flow, you should now see the following show up in your Slack channel:

That’s it! You’ve successfully integrated Slack with Frigade. Remember, Frigade webhooks are unique for the Development and Production environments, so make sure to create a new webhook for each environment you want to integrate with Slack.

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Example

If you want a new Slack message when a user provides an NPS score in a Frigade Form, you can set up a webhook in Frigade and a Slack Workflow as follows:

  1. Create a new workflow in Slack and copy the Webhook URL.
  2. Create a new webhook in Frigade and paste the Slack Webhook URL.
  3. Pick Flow completed and Flow dismissed.
  4. Add the variables data__nps-score-page__nps-score (for the NPS Score) and data__nps-feedback-page__nps-feedback-text (for the NPS Comment) to the Slack Workflow.
  5. Craft a message and pick a channel to send the data to.