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Notification destinations are the organization-wide delivery endpoints used by analytics alerts, uptime incidents, and workflows. Configure an email address, Slack incoming webhook, Discord webhook, or generic webhook once, then reuse it across the organization. If you’re an organization owner or admin, open the account menu and choose Notification destinations. You can also find it through Command-K. Destinations no longer live under Uptime or a site’s settings because they belong to an organization, not to one site.

Add a destination

1

Open Notification destinations

Switch to the organization you want, open the account menu, and choose Notification destinations.
2

Choose a delivery type

Click Create on Email, Slack, Discord, or Webhook.
3

Enter the connection details

Give the destination a recognizable name. Enter an email address, a Slack incoming-webhook URL with an optional channel label, a Discord webhook URL, or a generic webhook URL, depending on the type.
4

Create and test it

Click Create destination, open its action menu, and choose Test. A successful test confirms that TinyAnalytics can reach it.

Where each destination is used

Scheduled reports use their own organization-member recipient list and are not connected to notification destinations.

Manage existing destinations

The Active destinations table shows each destination’s name, type, connection detail, and status. Open the action menu to:
  • Disable or Enable delivery without deleting the configuration.
  • Test an enabled destination.
  • Edit its name or connection details.
  • Delete it permanently.
Before disabling or deleting a destination, check the alerts and workflow notify steps that use it. A workflow validates its selected destinations when you publish and checks them again when it sends.

Who can manage destinations?

Organization members can read the destinations available to features they can access. Only organization owners and admins can create, edit, enable, disable, test, or delete them. Webhook credentials are masked for members who cannot manage the organization.

Verify

Open the destination’s action menu and choose Test. The setup is complete when TinyAnalytics reports Test notification sent and the message arrives at the configured email address, Slack channel, Discord channel, or webhook.

Workflows

Trigger notifications from pageviews, events, errors, and autocapture.

Analytics alerts

Notify your team when a metric crosses a threshold.

Uptime monitoring

Open incidents after repeated endpoint failures.

Roles & permissions

See what organization owners, admins, and members can manage.