How Integrations Work
Warrn integrates with the tools your teams already use. Integrations connect at the service level or organization level depending on the tool, and fall into three categories:- Outgoing — Warrn sends alert notifications to your communication channels (Slack, webhooks).
- Incoming — External systems push alerts into Warrn via API or webhook (Incoming API, CloudWatch).
- Contextual — Warrn pulls operational context from connected tools during triage and investigation (GitHub, Jira, Confluence).
Supported Integrations
Slack
Send alert notifications to Slack channels via OAuth or incoming webhooks.
GitHub
Pull code context — commits, PRs, and deployments — into alert investigations.
Jira
Create, search, and link Jira issues directly from alerts.
Confluence
Import runbooks and export post-mortems to Confluence.
AWS CloudWatch
Ingest CloudWatch alarms and metrics as Warrn alerts.
Outgoing Webhooks
Send alert payloads to any HTTP endpoint.
Incoming API
Receive alerts from any external system via a dedicated webhook endpoint.
Coming Soon
Warrn is actively building integrations for additional platforms:- OpsGenie
- PagerDuty
- incident.io
- Splunk
- ServiceNow
- Grafana
- Datadog
- Linear
- Vercel
- MongoDB
Integration Architecture
Multi-Tenant Isolation
All integrations are scoped to your organization. OAuth tokens, webhook keys, and configuration are tenant-isolated and never shared across organizations.