Connected Apps

Connected Apps are external integrations you configure to receive notifications from or interact with groundcover

This capability is only available to BYOC deployments. Check out our pricing page for more information about subscription plans and the available deployment modes.

Admin permissions are required for creating and editing Connected Apps. Reader permissions can be used for listing the existing Apps.

Supported App Types

App Type	Description
Slack Webhook	Send notifications to a Slack channel via incoming webhook
Pageduty	Send notifications to a PagerDuty service directory using a Routing Key
Incident.io	Send notifications to incident.io using an Alert Event URL
Rootly	Send notifications to Rootly using a Generic Webhook with an API Key
Generic Webhook	Send notifications to any webhook, including authentication, headers, and payload
OpsGenie	Send notifications to a PagerDuty service directory using a Routing Key

Add a Connected App

1. Go to Settings → Connected-Apps

2. Click the app type you want to add

3. Fill in the required fields:

   • Integration Name: A friendly name for this connection (e.g., prod-alerts-channel)

   • Integration Details: The URL, Secret, Key, etc..

4. Click Save

Managing Connected Apps

The Apps page shows all your configured integrations in a table with:

• Name: The integration name you assigned

• Type: The app type (e.g., Slack Webhook)

• Creator: Who set it up

• Used By: Which notification routes reference this app

• Created at: When it was added

Edit or Delete

Hover over any row to reveal the Edit and Delete buttons.

Connected App being used by Notification Routes or Monitors cannot be deleted. Check the "Used By" column is empty before attempting to delete.

Next Steps

After setting up your connected apps, create Notification Routes and Monitors to start routing issues to them.