# Discord

### How to integrate test automation with Discord?

BugBug can send test notifications to a Discord channel using Discord's native webhook system.

Use this integration when your team monitors test results in Discord and wants instant updates about test, suite, or schedule runs.

Keep in mind that Discord integration is available on paid plans. More information about pricing can be found here: <https://bugbug.io/pricing/>

### Create a Discord webhook

Before you create a Discord alert in BugBug, create a webhook URL in Discord.

1. Open Discord and go to the server where you want to receive BugBug notifications.
2. Open **Server Settings**.
3. Go to **Integrations**.
4. Open **Webhooks**.
5. Create a new webhook.
6. Choose the channel where BugBug should post messages.
7. Copy the webhook URL.

Treat the webhook URL as a secret. Anyone with this URL can send messages to your Discord channel.

### Create a Discord message alert

After you have the Discord webhook URL, create an alert in BugBug.

1. Go to the **Alerts** page.
2. Click **New alert**.
3. Choose when the alert should be sent, for example when a test, suite, or schedule finishes.
4. Select **Send Discord message** as the alert action.
5. Paste the Discord webhook URL.
6. Save the alert.

Before saving, use **Trigger Alert** to check that Discord receives the message.

### What this integration supports

BugBug sends messages to Discord channels through Discord webhooks. It does not install a Discord bot and does not send direct messages to Discord users.

If you need a custom payload for another service, use an outgoing webhook alert instead.


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