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# DingTalk Integration
[DingTalk](https://www.dingtalk.com) is an intelligent working platform created by Alibaba Group to support tens of millions of enterprises to achieve higher working efficiency with the new digitalized working method.
## In DingTalk: Add an ilert Robot to a group
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**Admin permission required**
To set up the integration, you must have admin rights in ilert.
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1. Go to DingTalk, select the group in which you want to publish ilert Alerts and click the **Context Menu** **->** **Group Assistant**
2. Than click on the **Add Robot** button
3. On the modal window click on the **Custom** tile
4. On the next modal window click on the **Add** button
5. On the next modal window, name the robot e.g. ilert, in the **Security Settings** section enable the **Additional Signature** option, check the **Terms of Service** and click on the **Finished** button
6. On the next modal window click on the **Finished** button
7. On the next modal window click on context menu **"..."** button next to the ilert robot
8. On the next modal window copy the **webhook URL** and the **Additional Signature**, you will need it from step 3 in ilert.
## In ilert: Create the DingTalk Connector and link it to the alert source
1. **\*\*Click the gear icon and then click on the** Connectors\*\* link
2. Click the **Create Connector** button
3. On the next page, choose **DingTalk** as type, name the connector and click on the **Save** button.
4. Go to **Services -> Alert sources** and open the alert source whose alerts you want to post to DingTalk. Click on the **Alert actions** tab and then on the **Add new alert action** button
5. On the next page choose **DingTalk** as the type, choose the connector created in step 3, name it\*\*,\*\* choose **alert events** to publish and click on the **Save** button.
6. Finished! You can now test the connection by clicking on the button **Test this connection**. Thereafter, a test message will be posted on the DingTalk group.
## FAQ
**Can I link multiple DingTalk Accounts to an ilert account?**
Yes.
**Are updates to an alert published on the DingTalk group?**
Yes, the following updates to an alert are currently being released:
* **Escalations** : An alert is assigned to another user through an automatic escalation.
* **Manual Assignments** : An alert is manually assigned to someone.
* **Actions** : An alert is accepted or resolved.
**Can I choose which updates to an alert will be published in DingTalk?**
Yes.
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