How do I send scan notifications to my chat tool?

Steps

Until you save a URL, the status pill reads No webhook — notifications are off.

STEPS

What Cyberlop posts

Once a scan ends, the message holds the target name, the finding counts and a link to the scan. It never includes the findings themselves. Only your organisation's scans are sent to this channel.

Good to know

The URL field hides what you type, like a password. Cyberlop stores the URL encrypted and never shows it again, so keep your own copy somewhere safe.

Treat the URL as a secret. Anyone who holds it can post into your channel. Make a new one if it leaks, and save the new one here.

Choose a channel that suits the audience. Each message holds counts and a link, so people with scan access can follow it to the detail, and everyone else sees only numbers.

The test button stays greyed out until a webhook exists. Read how to send a test message for that part. Want to know what the message contains? See what a chat notification contains. For anything else, use the contact page.

Plan who needs to see the channel. A short post with counts and a link is easy to skim, so it fits a shared engineering or security channel well. If several channels should hear about scans, ask on the contact page, because this tab holds a single webhook URL. Keep the channel tidy.

Related questions

• How do I send a test message to my chat webhook?
• Why is "Send test message" greyed out?
• My webhook URL isn't accepted. What format does it need?
• What does a chat notification include?
• What does "No webhook — notifications are off." mean?

Full tutorial

Cyberlop chat notifications: set up a webhook for finished scans

Step-by-step, with annotated screenshots.

Updated 8 October 2026 · Back to the help centre