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Subscribing to Notifications

Last modified: 19 March 2021

TeamCity provides a wide range of notification possibilities to keep developers informed about the status of their projects. Notifications can be sent by email and instant messages, or can be displayed in the IDE (with the help of TeamCity plugins) or in the web browser. Notifications can also be received via Atom/RSS syndication feeds.

Notifications in TeamCity can be sent:

  • Per user, according to the user's configured notification rules. These rules can also be set at the user-group level, so they are applied to all the users in the TeamCity group.
    You can create a user-level notification rule for a specific project or multiple projects and build configurations. These notifications are also available in a wider range of software than the build-level ones: IDE, browsers, Slack, Jabber, and email.

  • Per build configuration, with the Notifications build feature. Currently, these notifications are available only for email and Slack.
    Choose build-level notifications if you want to notify many people at once about a specific build configuration. You can enter an email list address or a Slack channel ID, and whoever is subscribed to this list or channel will be notified when the selected build events occur.

This article explains how to configure user-level notifications and describes the events that can trigger notifications. To read about build-level notifications, refer to the respective article.