The Blameless platform offers integration with Slack that allows you to manage and orchestrate your incident resolution workflow natively in Slack. More details here!
There are two types of tokens generated when the Blameless bot is granted authorization:
- Go to the Blameless web application “Settings” page, scroll down and click on the “Messaging” option. Select the “Manage” button in the Slack container.
- Enable Slack by moving the “Enable Slack” slider to the ON position within the Blameless web application and click on “Authorize Slack”.
- Select the workspace and channel that you want the Blameless bot to be installed into.
- Select “Allow” and click “Save”.
- Now, you can add the Blameless bot to any channel to enable the Blameless slash commands. The account does not need Slack administrator privileges to install the BlamelessBot; full member will work fine.
Note: Doing things this avoids certain problems with Slack integration:
- A user who authorized the Slack integration leaving the workspace (causing the bot to fail)
- A user who authorized the Slack integration showing up in incidents without actually being present
- web/user token
- bot token
user/web
token. That token implies the action is performed by the user who authorized the Bot. An example of an action that requires the use of theweb/user
token is the create channel request: https://api.slack.com/methods/channels.create
Users should see a notification in the Slack workspace about the Blameless bot once it has been added:You can test the integration via the assigned Slack channel using the “/” Blameless commands. Enter the/blameless
command in the Slack text input, and press “Enter”. A list of Incident options should appear, indicating the integration was successful.
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