Slack
Coming soon
What it does
The Dotwick app for Slack posts the scan alerts you already set up, sends a weekly digest, and answers a /dotwick command. It needs a plan with the Slack app (see the pricing page), and an admin to connect it under Settings → Integrations.
The app asks Slack for these permissions: commands, chat:write, chat:write.public, channels:read, groups:read, users:read, users:read.email, files:write. Slack tokens are stored encrypted and are never shown.
Scan alerts
Choose which scan alert rules post to which channel, up to 50 routes. The message carries what the email would, with the same rule and scope, and a link to the code. For a private channel, add the Dotwick app to it first.
Weekly digest
Pick a channel, a weekday and an hour in your time zone. The digest carries the numbers of the weekly report.
The /dotwick command
Each Slack user links their Dotwick member once, with a one-time link the app sends privately. The command then runs with that member’s role in the workspace, so a viewer cannot create codes.
- /dotwick create https://example.com Spring menu makes a dynamic URL code in the folder and domain you set as defaults, and answers with its short link and a PNG.
- /dotwick stats followed by a short link answers with the last 7 and 30 days.
- /dotwick help lists the commands.
Security
Dotwick checks Slack’s signature on every request and refuses one older than 5 minutes. Removing the app from Slack, or revoking its tokens, disconnects it on our side too.