Workflows

What are Workflows?

A Workflow is an automation rule scoped to your organisation or a specific team. Each workflow has:

• A trigger event — the DevBar event that starts the workflow.
• Optional conditions — field-level filters so the workflow only fires when relevant (e.g. severity = error).
• One or more actions — what happens when the trigger fires and conditions pass.

Org admins can publish workflows to the Workflow Marketplace so teammates can install them with one click and optionally fork and customise locally.

Available trigger types

Available actions

Creating a workflow

1. 1Go to Dashboard → Workflows and click "New workflow".
2. 2Choose a trigger event from the dropdown.
3. 3Optionally add conditions to filter when the workflow fires (e.g. field: severity, op: eq, value: error).
4. 4Add one or more actions — select the action type and configure its parameters.
5. 5Set the scope to "org" (visible to all org members) or "team" (restricted to specific teams).
6. 6Click "Publish" to make the workflow available. Team members can install it from the Marketplace.

Example: Post to Slack when a PagerDuty incident is triggered

This example workflow fires when a PagerDuty incident arrives via the inbound webhook and posts a formatted message to your Slack #incidents channel.

{
  "name": "PagerDuty → Slack #incidents",
  "trigger_event": "incident.triggered",
  "conditions": [
    { "field": "severity", "op": "eq", "value": "error" }
  ],
  "actions": [
    {
      "action_type": "slack.message",
      "channel": "#incidents",
      "text": "🚨 Incident triggered: {{title}} — {{message}}"
    }
  ],
  "scope": "org"
}