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All Quiet isn’t just about managing incidents; it’s about making sure your whole tech stack knows what’s happening, in real-time. Our outbound integrations are the bridges between All Quiet and your favorite notification tools, ensuring nothing slips through the cracks.

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Built-in integrations

Send alerts from All Quiet to the tools you use. We have a generic outbound webhook integration as well as a growing list of pre-built integrations like Slack and more:

Confluence

Discord

GitHub

GitLab

Google Chat

Google Docs

Google Sheets

Jira

Linear

Mattermost

Microsoft Teams

Notion

ServiceNow

Slack

Webhook

Zapier

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Troubleshooting: Outbound Integrations Never Fire

If incidents look fine in All Quiet but Slack, Jira, webhooks, or other outbound tools never see updates, the outbound integration may still be configured correctly—advanced routing often decides what actually runs for each incident.
  • Find routing rules whose conditions match the incident (after payload mapping).
  • Under Choose Channels, check Mute all Integrations, or rules that only enable a subset of outbound integrations (meaning others are muted by these rules).
  • Under Configure Actions, check Discard, snooze, and other actions that suppress or delay outbound behavior.
  • If your workflow depends on it, confirm the incident was forwarded to the outbound integration.
For the full “no notification” checklist (including snooze and mute on the integration or team), see Inbound — New incident, no notification. When outbound tools still look silent but routing and mute settings look correct, inspect outbound integration activity logs on the integration or incident—especially Skipped and Failed outcomes, and whether routine skips were filtered (see retention and filtering below).

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Outbound Integration Activity Logs

Outbound Integration Activity logs are available to Organization Owners, Organization Administrators (for the integration’s organization), and Team Administrators of the team that owns the integration.
All Quiet records activity history for outbound integrations: each time an integration processes an incident, sends or receives webhooks, creates or updates tickets, messages, or documents, or handles user interactions (for example Slack buttons). These logs help administrators troubleshoot why an integration did or did not act on an incident. Activity logs are diagnostics-style data (similar to notification logs on incidents and routing rule execution logs), not a full audit trail for every team member. For organization-wide compliance logging, see Auditing. You can inspect the same underlying log records in two places, scoped either by incident (Outbound Integration Activity in incident details) or by integration (Outbound history on an outbound integration). Cross-links connect incident ↔ integration.

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Retention and Filtering

  • Availability: logs are available starting May 20, 2026 onward (as shown in the UI).
  • Retention: each entry is kept for 14 days, then removed automatically.
What is not stored (by default): Many routine Skipped outbound events are filtered out so history stays actionable—for example when an incident is snoozed, a routing rule mutes the channel, or configuration is missing. Inbound webhook logs are always kept.

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Operations

Operations saved in the Activity History are:

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Outcomes

Operations saved in the Activity History are: When present, expanded rows can show payload details: integration-specific identifiers (issue keys, channel IDs, repository names, webhook URL and method, and similar)—not full message bodies or secrets. Examples include Jira or Linear issue keys, Slack channel and message IDs, ServiceNow sys_id, and webhook URL or method for generic outbound webhooks.

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Outbound History

Activity history is available to Organization Owners, Organization Administrators (for the integration’s organization), and Team Administrators of the team that owns the integration.
Go to Integrations → Outbound (1), open an integration (2), and select the History tab (3).

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What the Table Shows

A paginated table (50 entries per page, Load more for older entries), newest first: If nothing has been recorded yet, the empty state explains that no activity exists yet, plus the availability and retention note above.

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Troubleshooting With Activity History

  • No logs for expected skips — Snoozed incidents, routing mutes, missing credentials or channels, and similar Skipped outcomes are often not persisted unless Debug mode is on for that integration.
  • Inbound vs outbound — Inbound rows explain webhooks from Slack, Jira, and similar; Outbound rows explain calls to those systems.
  • Not ServiceNow API debug — ServiceNow integrations may expose a separate admin API debug view; that is distinct from this general outbound activity history.

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Propose a new integration

Didn’t find your tool here? Reach out to support@allquiet.app and let us know your preferred integration. We’re always happy to grow our integrations list.