A HEADS-UP, WHEREVER YOU WORK

The right alert.
The right place.

Keep Store Lookout as your shared source of context, and send notifications to the tools your team already uses.

Email

The familiar inbox.

Send alert messages to a configured email address. Keep the problem description and a link to the affected Shopify resource close at hand.

How to connect

Add a destination label and email address, then send a test message.

Useful for a store owner or shared operations mailbox.

Slack

Where your team talks.

Post alerts through a Slack incoming webhook. Bring the alert title, description, and Shopify Admin link into the channel handling the work.

How to connect

Create a Slack incoming webhook for your chosen channel and add its URL as a destination.

Useful for fulfillment, inventory, or catalog channels.

Microsoft Teams

A heads-up in your workspace.

Deliver an Adaptive Card to a supported Teams workflow URL. Include context and an Open in Shopify Admin action when the alert has a linked resource.

How to connect

Configure a compatible Teams workflow endpoint and verify it with a test delivery.

Useful for teams coordinating operations in Microsoft Teams.

PagerDuty

For the issues that need escalation.

Use PagerDuty Events API v2 to trigger incidents with alert severity and description. A stable deduplication key connects repeated events; resolved alerts can send a resolve event.

How to connect

Add a PagerDuty integration routing key. Enable resolution notifications on the rule if you want the follow-up.

Useful for critical exceptions with an existing on-call process.

HTTPS webhooks

Connect your own workflow.

Send a structured JSON event to a public HTTPS endpoint. Include the rule, severity, status, description, timestamps, and Shopify Admin URL where available.

How to connect

Add a public HTTPS URL on the standard HTTPS port. Private network endpoints and credentials embedded in URLs are not accepted.

Useful for an automation endpoint your team operates.

DELIVERY YOU CAN FOLLOW

Don’t just send it.
See what happened.

Connections and failures are visible in the app, so a missing notification has somewhere to be investigated.

  1. 01

    Test before relying on it

    Send a test to a new destination and review its verification status in the setup checklist.

  2. 02

    Route by rule

    Send different rules to different enabled destinations. Rules without a specific selection use the store’s enabled destinations.

  3. 03

    Review failures and retry

    Inspect delivery history and failure details. Failed deliveries have automatic retries and a manual retry action.

A FEW PRACTICAL DETAILS

Connections with context.

Coming soon for Shopify

Your store. A little more
peace of mind.

Catch the exceptions. Keep your team in sync.
Get ready for a clearer way to run your store.

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