How to send visitor alerts to Slack.
On Agency, connect a Slack incoming webhook and choose which visits should post. Discord uses a webhook; Telegram requires a bot token and chat ID. Pro includes phone hot-lead alerts, but these team channels require Agency.
Create the webhook
In Slack, create an app for your workspace, enable incoming webhooks, and add one to the channel you want alerts in. Slack gives you a URL.
Treat that URL as a secret. Anyone holding it can post into the channel.
Connect it
In an Agency workspace, paste the Slack or Discord webhook URL into VisitorPing alert settings and choose which visits should be sent. For Telegram, enter both the bot token and the destination chat ID, then test delivery.
Put it in its own channel
Do not send alerts into a channel people use for conversation. Visitor alerts arrive at their own pace and will bury everything else, and then someone mutes the channel and the alerts stop being read.
A dedicated channel that people check deliberately works far better than an interruption in a busy one.
Send fewer than you think
A shared channel makes the noise problem worse, because everyone experiences it. Start with only your highest-intent pages — pricing, booking, contact — and widen only if the channel feels quiet.
The measure of success is that people read them, not that they arrive.
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