Alerts everywhere
CI, error tracking and uptime each email someone different.
Software teams use Flaxxa Pulse to keep code talk and code signals on one screen. CI, deploy and monitoring alerts arrive through incoming webhooks, your services post as bots, Pulse events flow out through signed webhooks, specs live in versioned canvases, and incidents get their own channel.
By industry
How teams use Pulse.
01 / 03
CI, error tracking and uptime each email someone different.
The spec and the discussion about it live apart.
The fix is discussed privately and nobody else learns from it.
02 / 03
One incoming webhook per source, posting as a named bot.
Versioned, commented and attached to the project channel.
Runbook pinned, thread followed, Google Meet in one click.
Outgoing webhooks and the API tie Pulse to your services.
03 / 03
Alerts sit beside the people fixing them.
The canvas keeps every version.
The whole team sees how it was fixed.
What you'll use most
Send alerts into a channel with incoming webhooks, post from your own code with bot tokens, and receive Pulse events through HMAC-signed outgoing webhooks.
No-code workflows in Flaxxa Pulse: when a Pulse event happens and your conditions match, post a message into a channel as a bot, with a log of every run.
Canvases are Markdown docs inside Flaxxa Pulse: workspace-wide or attached to a channel, with a live preview, version history with restore and comments.
Other audiences
A team chat app for remote and hybrid teams: channels across time zones, live presence, docs beside each channel, owned to-dos and email nudges for unread.
Team chat for agencies: a private channel and canvas per client, owned to-dos per deliverable, alerts in the client's channel and PDFs sent to sign.

Create an incoming webhook for an alerts channel and point your CI or monitoring tool at its URL. Any JSON body is posted as a message from the bot you chose.
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