Zapier

Connect any of the 8,000+ apps in Zapier to AlertHub and send alerts without writing code. The integration is currently available via public invite.

👉 Accept the AlertHub Zapier invite

How it works

  1. Connect Zapier to your AlertHub project with the project secret key.
  2. Add the Send a New Alert action and fill in title, description, level, and source.

You can map values from previous Zap steps (a new Stripe charge, a Typeform submission, a Google Sheets row, etc.) into those fields.

Step 1: Connect AlertHub

  1. Open the AlertHub Zapier invite and click Accept Invite & Build a Zap.

  2. In your Zap, add Alerthub as an action (look for Alerthub (1.0.0) — it may show as Invite Only).

  3. When prompted to connect an account, enter:

    • Project name — a label for this connection (e.g. Production).
    • Project secret key — the One-Way Secret Key from your AlertHub Project Settings.
  4. Click Connect.

Connect AlertHub to Zapier with the project name and secret key

Step 2: Send a New Alert

Setup

Choose the action and the AlertHub account you just connected:

  • App: Alerthub (1.0.0)
  • Action event: Send a New Alert
  • Account: the project you connected in Step 1

Zapier setup: App Alerthub, action Send a New Alert, and connected account

Configure

Fill in the alert fields. Use the + button on each field to insert data from earlier steps in the Zap.

Configure Alert title, description, level, and source in Zapier

FieldZapier keyRequiredNotes
Alert titleah_titleYesShort headline shown in the dashboard and notifications.
Alert descriptionah_descriptionNoExtra context. Can include dynamic data from previous steps.
Alert levelah_levelNoinfo (default), warning, or critical.
Sourceah_sourceNoLabel for where the alert came from (e.g. Zapier, Stripe, Typeform).

Tip: Only warning and critical alerts are forwarded to Slack, Telegram, WhatsApp, and other destinations. info alerts are stored in the dashboard.

Test

Click Test to send a sample alert. If it succeeds, open your AlertHub dashboard — the alert should appear immediately.

Example Zap

A typical Zap looks like this:

  1. Trigger — e.g. Stripe New Payment, Typeform New Entry, or Google Sheets New Row.
  2. Action — Alerthub Send a New Alert:
    • Title: New payment: {{amount}} {{currency}}
    • Description: Customer {{email}} paid via Stripe.
    • Level: info
    • Source: Stripe

Turn the Zap on. From then on, matching events become AlertHub alerts and can be routed to Slack, Telegram, email, or any other destination.