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# Notifications

Notification integrations post build and release events from codev to your team's chat channels. When a build completes on merge, a build fails, or a release is deployed, codev sends a message to the configured channel — with the commit, release candidates, work items, and a link back to the run.

| Channel                                                             | What it posts                                                                                          |
| ------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| [Slack](/flxbl/codev/integrations/notifications/slack.md)           | Build succeeded / build failed / release deployed messages to a channel, via a Slack incoming webhook. |
| [Microsoft Teams](/flxbl/codev/integrations/notifications/teams.md) | The same events as Adaptive Cards in a Teams channel, via a Teams Workflows incoming webhook.          |

Each channel is configured per project, with a choice of receiving **all** events or **failures only**.

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[Slack](/flxbl/codev/integrations/notifications/slack.md)
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[Microsoft Teams](/flxbl/codev/integrations/notifications/teams.md)
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