Slack alerts for bounced emails in Churn Buster

Churn Buster Event: email_bounced

Set up in less than a minute. Get a Slack alert each time this event fires, or a scheduled digest to stay in the loop.

How it works

Churn Buster

Alerts as valuable as the events behind them

Custom fields, action buttons, and scheduled digests keep your team informed without the noise.

Instant

Digest

HookFeedAPP6:47 AM

$49.99 recovery campaign email to hello@example.com bounced

Bounce Type
Hard Bounce
Details
Bounce details (Bounce description)
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HookFeedAPP6:47 AM

Daily Digest: Bounced Emails

Bounce Type · Details

Hard Bounce
Bounce details (Bounce description)
6:47 AM

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Hard Bounce
Bounce details (Bounce description)
6:35 AM

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Hard Bounce
Bounce details (Bounce description)
6:23 AM

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and 4 more
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How it works

Turn Churn Buster webhooks into alerts you'll actually read.

Churn Buster can send you a webhook — basically a big chunk of data about what happened — every time something happens in your Churn Buster account. HookFeed filters out the noise and sends beautiful alerts or digests to Slack or your inbox.

  1. Add your first Churn Buster alert
    Add a Free Alert Event: Bounced Emails
    or
    choose a different Churn Buster alert

  2. Preview & Customize
    Don't like our ready-made template? Add your own filters, fields, or links. You have full control, no code necessary.

  3. Connect Churn Buster
    Preview before you connect Churn Buster. Once we’re connected (~2m), you'll have a new level of visibility.

Connection Instructions

How to Connect Churn Buster to HookFeed

Grab your HookFeed webhook URL.

Create your first Churn Buster alert in HookFeed — we'll share a unique webhook URL

Add it to Churn Buster

Open Churn Buster webhook settings

Step-by-step:

In your Churn Buster Dashboard:

  1. Go to Settings > Integrations > Webhooks
  2. Choose the event you'd like to send to HookFeed
  3. Copy and paste your "URL": [your HookFeed webhook URL]
  4. Click "Add Webhook"
  5. Repeat for other events (you can use the same URL)