- Sending threshold alerts to an on-call address.
- Posting a budget threshold into a Slack channel.
- Forwarding alert payloads into an incident tool through a generic webhook.
Overview
A Notifier is a reusable destination that Alerts deliver to. One Notifier carries one channel and any number of Alerts can select it, so a destination is configured once and shared. Three channels are available: Email, Slack through an incoming webhook, and a generic Webhook.Channels
Both webhook URLs must be absolute HTTPS URLs. A plain
http:// URL is rejected with the offending field named, either webhook_url must be an absolute HTTPS URL or incoming_webhook_url must be an absolute HTTPS URL.
Create a notifier
- AI Studio
- API & SDK
Open Settings > Notifiers and select Notifier to open the sheet. A new one can also be created from the Alert form without leaving it.
1
Name the notifier
Enter a Name of up to 255 characters.
2
Choose a channel
Select Send via, then fill the destination the channel asks for: recipient addresses, a Slack incoming webhook URL, or a webhook URL with optional headers.
3
Save
Choose Create. The button stays disabled until the name and a valid destination are present.
Manage notifiers
- AI Studio
- API & SDK
The Notifiers list shows each one with its Name, Destination, Type, and last update, and supports search by name, a type filter, and page sizes of 25, 50, or 100.Open the row menu to edit or delete one. A Notifier that an Alert or a budget alert still selects cannot be deleted: the API refuses with
Notifier is in use and cannot be deleted. Remove it from those alerts first.Where notifiers are used
Terraform
The provider manages notifiers with theorq_notifier resource, and notifier_ids attaches them to a budget alert or an alert rule. See Terraform quickstart and Importing resources.
Secret headers
A generic webhook can carry request headers. A header value is either a plain string or an object that marks it secret:{"secret": true} comes back empty on read and stays readable nowhere, unlike a plain header. For the full list of what each storage class protects, see Secrets.

