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# Signal alerts in Slack

Sumble Signals alerts can be delivered to each rep's Slack account automatically. Sumble uses your account ownership mapping to route them, so each rep only sees alerts for their own book of business.

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Signal alerts in Slack are available on all plans, including Free.
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## Delivery options

Each user configures alert delivery from the **Home** tab in the Sumble app:

* **Direct messages** — alerts arrive as DMs. This is the default.
* **Public channel** — alerts post to a shared channel for team visibility.
* **Off** — disables all Sumble notifications.

## Priority filter

Users can filter alerts by priority:

* High priority only
* Medium and high priority
* All alerts

## Alert content

Each alert includes the organization name, signal type and description, priority level, and a link to the relevant job post, person profile, or trend.

Alerts are delivered after each daily pipeline run. Duplicate signals are suppressed.

## Not receiving alerts?

* Check that your Slack account is connected in [Account Settings](https://sumble.com/account/settings).
* Confirm your Sumble email matches your Slack email, or complete the manual connection.
* Make sure you haven't muted the Sumble app in Slack.
* Review your notification preferences in the **Home** tab — you may have **Off** selected.

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For workspace setup and notification configuration, see [Slack alert setup](/system-setup-and-configuration/notifications/slack-alerts.md). For setup and the full agent reference, see the [Slack Agent overview](/slack-agent/slack-agent.md).


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