Notification Center

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  • Updated on Nov 19, 2025
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Our notification system keeps you informed about monitored events, delivering real-time updates as soon as results are available. Through a dedicated Notification Settings page, you can customize their preferred delivery method, including in-app notifications, email, Slack or Microsoft Teams integration, or a custom webhook. Additionally, the Notification History section lets you view and filter past notifications for easy reference.

Follow these steps to manage your notifications effectively:

Access Notification Options

  1. From the main menu, select the Bell icon () in the top right corner.

    • The Notifications Center displays.

Configure Notification Settings

  1. Select the Gear icon () to open the Notification Settings page.

  2. Choose your preferred delivery method (e.g., in-app, email, Slack, Microsoft Teams, or Custom Web Hook).

    1. To set up Slack, Teams, or a Custom Web Hook, click the Web Hook Settings button in the pop-up box.
      Enter the pertinent webhook URL (e.g., https://example-malicious1.com/webhook).

    2. Note that this is a fictional URL for demonstration purposes only

  3. Save the settings to enable notifications.

View Notification History

  1. From the main menu, select the Bell icon () in the top right corner.

  2. Click View All to view your Notification History.

    1. This page displays all notifications from the past 30 days, regardless of whether they were cleared or not.

    2. Use the available filters to sort or search for specific notifications.

  3. Users can select to delete specific notifications or delete all notifications.

Clear Notifications

  1. From the main menu, select the Bell icon () in the top right corner.

  2. Click Clear All to remove notifications.

    Note: Cleared notifications remain accessible in Notification History and are not deleted.

  3. Click the Bell icon () to clear the Notification menu.

Webhook Payload

The webhook payload includes the notification type (i.e., Monitoring), a message indicating the number of new records and the query name, and a link to view the query results in the Silent Push app.

{
"title": "Monitoring Result Ready",
"message": "1000 Indicators found for query 'test query'.",
"link": "/explore-result?name=test query&queryType=monitoringResults&type=monitoringResults&fromMonitoring=true&resultFileUUID=4862829b-9e98-4682-930a-3fb454196dfe&monitorName=test query&resultFileCreatedAt=2025-09-18T14:02:05 (UTC)&resultFileIocsCount=1000"
}

Create a Webhook for Microsoft Teams

  1. In Microsoft Teams, go to the channel you want notifications sent to.

  2. Select Send webhook alerts to a channel.

  3. Name your workflow.

  4. Copy the HTTP POST URL generated for the Teams workflow.

  5. In Silent Push, go to Account Settings > Webhook Settings tab.

  6. Add the Teams HTTP POST URL into the Microsoft Teams field.

Alternatively, users can set up a webhook workflow. Learn more at Create Incoming Webhooks.

Slack

  1. Create an incoming webhook in Slack. For detailed instructions, visit Slack Webhooks.

  2. Copy the HTTP POST URL generated for Slack.

  3. In Silent Push, go to Account Settings > Webhook Settings tab.

  4. Add the Teams HTTP POST URL into the Slack field.

Custom Webhook

  1. Generate an HTTP POST URL for your custom webhook and copy it.

  2. In Silent Push, go to Account Settings > Webhook Settings tab.

  3. Paste the Teams HTTP POST URL into the Custom field.

Note: Always save your HTTP POST URL in a secure location, as it may not be retrievable after initial setup.

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