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Discord Integration

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Last updated 3 months ago

Having real-time alerts delivered to your Discord server is an easy way to alert yourself as well as others who are part of your community. Please follow this quick start guide to easily add alerts to discord.

Discord has a good primer on how to use webhooks on their platform:

Here are the steps to setup CUBE3 notifications to Discord:

  1. After you login you will want to create a dedicated channel to send CUBE3 notifications to your Discord server:

  1. Next you will want to select Text type channel, give your channel a name (we chose #cube3-notifications), choose if it should be a private channel or not, and finally click the Create Channel button:

  1. You will want to click on the settings icon under your newly created channel:

  1. Under your channel settings you will want to click on Integrations in the left menu and then select the button Create Webhook:

  1. Under Integrations > Webhooks you will want to click on the new webhook to edit the information (the auto-generated name maybe different from the one shown):

  1. You can now customize the icon and name used for the webhook when it publishes into your channel:

  1. Here is an example of an icon and webhook name that will show up when messages are displayed in our new channel:

  1. After your edits are all complete, you will want to click on and copy your new webhook address and save this to input into the Alerts page in Panorama. You can then click the X button in the corner to return to you channel main screen.

Example Discord webhook address:

https://discord.com/api/webhooks/0000000000000000000/XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
  1. Once you have your webhook address from Discord, you will want to head back to CUBE3 Panorama and select Alerts page, then click on Destination Tab, and then Add destination button.

  1. To integrate your new webhook integration with Discord, give your destination a name, then select Discord from the Channel, and enter the Webhook URL you received from Discord in step #8, and select if this alert destination is enabled or disabled by default. When those items are complete click the Add Destination button. You will see the alert has been created and click the Close button.

  1. You should now see the new Discord destination in the list of destinations.

  1. To test the Discord integration, select the three dots menu, and then select Test from the menu. Once you hit the test menu button, you will be alerted with a test transaction message which will ask you to check your channel you configured the message to go to in Discord.

  1. You should now see a test message from CUBE3 Panorama in your channel:

Your Discord destination is now live. Once you have configured an alert to use this destination and you have a matching alert for transactions from your subscribed , it will show up in the. You can disable your Discord destination anytime by clicking disable in the configuration menu.

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