Slack app

SEO change alerts in Slack

Code Monitor posts confirmed on-page changes to the Slack channel you choose: what changed, on which page, before and after.

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Connect it from Organization › Integrations in SEOcrawl AI.

A Critical alert: the canonical of /pricing changed.

Up and running in three steps

No webhooks to paste and no code. The organization owner connects once; every property can post to its own channel.

  1. 1

    Connect your workspace

    The organization owner clicks Add to Slack and approves the app with Slack OAuth.

  2. 2

    Route each property to a channel

    Pick a channel per property. In public channels the bot joins automatically; for a private channel, type /invite @SEOcrawl AI there first.

  3. 3

    Get alerts when Code Monitor confirms a change

    Code Monitor checks your pages every 12 hours. When a change is confirmed, the alert lands in the channel with before and after values.

What it watches

The SEO elements that move rankings, on by default. Switch on the extra ones per property when you want more coverage.

On by default

  • Status code
  • Title
  • Meta description
  • H1
  • Canonical
  • Noindex

Off by default, switch on any time

  • robots.txt
  • sitemap.xml
  • Headings
  • hreflang
  • Open Graph image
  • Twitter image
  • Google Analytics
  • Google Tag Manager

Severity you can filter

Every alert carries a severity. Choose the minimum that reaches Slack:

AllWarning and aboveCritical only

Critical

  • Status code leaves 2xx (200 → 404)
  • A 3xx or 5xx becomes a 4xx
  • Noindex appears
  • Canonical changes

Warning

  • Title, meta description or H1 changes
  • robots.txt or hreflang changes
  • Noindex is removed
  • Status code returns to 2xx

Info

  • Other headings change
  • sitemap.xml changes
  • Open Graph or Twitter image changes
  • Google Analytics or Tag Manager changes

Signal, not noise

Alerts are built to be read, not muted channel-wide.

  • One message per changed page

    Each alert covers one page, with every element that changed on it. Easy to discuss in a thread.

  • Busy runs become one summary

    When more than 5 pages change in the same check, you get one summary with the top 5 and a View all link instead of a flood.

  • Mute a page in one click

    Mute this page opens a confirmation page in SEOcrawl AI (organization owner only). Unmute it any time from the Slack integration settings in SEOcrawl AI.

Busy run: one summary instead of 12 messages.

Security and permissions

The app only posts. It asks for the minimum Slack permissions and never reads your conversations.

Bot scopes requested

  • chat:write

    Post alerts to the channels you route.

  • channels:read

    List public channels so you can pick one.

  • channels:join

    Join a public channel on its own when you route a property there.

  • groups:read

    List the private channels the bot was invited to.

Cannot read messages

No history, no message or file scopes. The bot sees channel names, not what people write.

Token encrypted at rest

The Slack bot token is stored encrypted and only used to post your alerts.

Disconnect cleans up

Disconnecting revokes the token in Slack and deletes every channel routing for your organization.

Connect from app.seocrawl.ai

The workspace is connected from app.seocrawl.ai only, not from white-label domains. Slack messages are sent in English.

Slack app FAQ

How much does the Slack app cost?

There is no separate Slack add-on to buy. The alerts come from Code Monitor, which runs on the Monitor credits included in your SEOcrawl AI plan. See pricing for what each plan includes.

Can alerts go to a private channel?

Yes. Invite the bot to the private channel first by typing /invite @SEOcrawl AI in it, then pick that channel for the property in SEOcrawl AI. Public channels need no invite: the bot joins on its own.

Can I send different properties to different channels?

Yes. Routing is per property, so each site or client can post to its own channel, and several properties can share one channel.

How often does Code Monitor check my pages?

Every 12 hours. An alert is posted only when Code Monitor confirms a change on the page.

Who can connect or change the Slack integration?

The organization owner, from Organization › Integrations on app.seocrawl.ai. The owner is also the only one who can confirm Mute this page.

How do I stop the alerts?

Raise the minimum severity, switch elements off, mute a single page, or remove a property's channel. To stop everything, disconnect Slack: the token is revoked and all routing is deleted.

What data does SEOcrawl AI share with Slack?

Only the alert itself: the page URL, the element that changed, its before and after values, the severity and the detection time. The app cannot read your Slack messages.

Is this the same as the Crawler?

No. The Crawler audits your whole site on demand. Code Monitor watches the key pages you choose every 12 hours and is what feeds these Slack alerts.

Support

Questions about the Slack app, a missing alert or a permission? Write to us and a person from the team will answer.

Email: info@seocrawl.comPrivacy policy and terms

Know before rankings move

Connect Slack once and let Code Monitor tell your team the moment a canonical, a noindex or a status code changes.

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