Features
Notify.Events
Recipients
| Long messages 1 | Text formatting bold / italic / link 2 | Chat actions 3 | Attached files 4 | Attached images 4 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Telegram | |||||
 Viber | |||||
 Skype | |||||
 Browser notifications | |||||
 E-Mail | |||||
 Microsoft Teams | |||||
 Voice call | |||||
 RSS | |||||
 Discord | |||||
 Pushbullet | |||||
 SMS | |||||
 Sms.ru | |||||
 Slack | |||||
 Slack Webhook | |||||
 VK | |||||
 Atom | |||||
 ClickSend (SMS) | |||||
 ClickSend (Voice call) | |||||
 Flock | |||||
 Gitter | |||||
 Google Chat Webhook | |||||
 Jabber / XMPP | |||||
 Mattermost | |||||
 Microsoft Teams Webhook | |||||
 Prometheus Exporter | |||||
 Pushsafer | |||||
 Rocket.Chat | |||||
 Ryver |
1 The length of some recipient messages is limited or has a higher delivery cost.
2 Some messengers recognize and highlight links in messages, even if they do not support formatting.
3 If the recipient does not support chat actions, then depending on the source implementation, notify.events allows you to display them as direct links.
4 Some messengers do not see the difference between files and images, which means that they ignore the "Send as file" flag and display it as a picture. If the recipient does not support attachments, then depending on the source implementation, notify.events allows you to display them as direct links.