Notifications - Cloudflare Status

Pick how you want to hear about Cloudflare incidents - email, a webhook into your own systems, or a message in Slack, Discord, or Google Chat.
Sign up for notifications on every incident, scheduled maintenance, or a narrower filter. Alerts go to the destination of your choice. Notifications are served by the Status Page itself for quick, reliable delivery.
Notifications use a separate account from your Cloudflare dashboard. Sign in with an email magic link.
Every notification names what happened and what kind of event it was. The combinations you'll see:
A rule has four filters. Leave one untouched and it matches everything for that dimension; narrow it down to be more selective. A notification is sent when an incident matches all of them at once.
You can also subscribe to a single specific incident from its detail page. The rule cleans itself up the moment the incident is resolved.
All notification emails come from noreply@notify.cloudflarestatus.com. Add it to your safe-senders list so messages don't get filtered into spam.
Subject lines look like Cloudflare Incident - {name} - {date} (or Cloudflare Maintenance for scheduled maintenance). The body has the incident name, current status, the latest update, affected components, and a button that opens the full incident page.
JSON POSTed to a URL you control. Pipe it into your own alerting, paging, or whatever else you've already wired up.
Notifications are delivered through infrastructure separate from Cloudflare's normal service infrastructure. If receiving them during an outage is critical, consider hosting your endpoint outside Cloudflare.
Two top-level objects: meta tells you which rule and destination produced the notification (and includes an unsubscribe link); incident is the incident itself with its current state, the latest update, and the affected components.
We post a formatted message into whichever Slack channel you point us at.
You can also use the newer Slack Apps feature, following their guide: Sending messages using Incoming Webhooks.
Drops a rich embed into a Discord channel.
Discord's own docs: Intro to Webhooks.
Posts a card into a Google Chat space.
RULE STATES YOU'LL SEE