Pathwright + Slack
New student subscriptions in Pathwright trigger channel messages in Slack
Stay informed of new student subscriptions in your Pathwright account by setting up this convenient workflow. When a new student subscribes, a channel message will be sent on Slack, keeping your team updated on new subscriptions without any manual effort. Improve communication and save time with this seamless automation.
Stay informed of new student subscriptions in your Pathwright account by setting up this convenient workflow. When a new student subscribes, a channel message will be sent on Slack, keeping your team updated on new subscriptions without any manual effort. Improve communication and save time with this seamless automation.
- When this happens...New Student Subscription
Triggers when a student subscribes to your school.
- automatically do this!Send Channel Message
Triggers when a new message is posted to a specific #channel you choose.
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Activity TypeRequired
Try ItStudent Course Completion
Triggers when a student completes a course.
Try ItNew Registration
Triggers when a new registration happens in your Pathwright school.
Try ItSchool Membership Updated
Triggers when a member of your school updates their membership.
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New Cohort
Triggers whenever a new cohort is created in a resource in your Pathwright school, whether that be by a staff member, or a learner creating their own member-created cohort.
Try ItNew School Member
Triggers when a new member joins your school.
Try ItNew Student Subscription
Triggers when a student subscribes to your school.
Try ItStep Review Status Change
Triggers when a step's review status may have changed. This could be either the result of a step being automatically assigned a score, or from a teacher manually reviewing a submission. Additionally, other lifecycle events that affect the score or review status of a student's step will trigger this to be sent, such as skips or resets performed either by or on behalf of a student.
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