Match
Rules decide which review events deserve a Slack alert.
Slack integration
ReverIQ routes review events into Slack without turning every channel into noise. Alert on low ratings, SLA risk, new assignments, sync failures or reviews that need urgent human attention.
Integration role
The integration is a closed sync record: what ReverIQ sends out, what the destination returns, and what stays governed in the review workflow.
Channel alert: source, rating, location, topic and urgency.
→BackDelivery receipt from Slack.
Action link: open the review, claim ownership or view the escalation.
→BackThread or channel reference.
Status update: delivered, failed, retried or muted by rule.
→BackMute, retry or failure state back in ReverIQ.
The queue, SLA clock, assignment and approval path remain in ReverIQ. Slack receives the operational signal, not the whole review system. Delivery failures and retries are recorded back in ReverIQ.
Workflow map
The handoff stays simple: detect the event, move the right context, keep the operating record intact.
Rules decide which review events deserve a Slack alert.
Alerts land in the channel that owns the work: support, CX, store ops or app team.
The team acts in ReverIQ so the record, SLA and public response remain controlled.
Controls
Operators need to see routing, delivery and recovery at a glance. These controls are intentionally compact so they feel like product infrastructure rather than marketing decoration.
Post only the review events that match source, rating, SLA or assignment rules.
Send Google Business, Google Play or App Store review events to the right team channel.
Keep delivery success and failure visible back in ReverIQ.
Start with one source, one destination and one ownership rule. Then expand once the team trusts the operating loop.