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What are Automations?

Automations let you define rules that monitor your traces in real time and trigger notifications when conditions are met. Instead of manually watching your dashboard, you can be alerted the moment something important happens — a failed transaction, an anomalous bridge event, or any pattern you care about. An automation consists of three parts:
  1. Integrations — where notifications are sent (Slack, Webhook, or Email)
  2. Rules — conditions that determine when to fire, written as visual conditions or CEL expressions
  3. Activity — a live feed of every rule match, so you can see what fired and why
Automations overview

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How It Works

1

Add an Integration

Connect a notification channel — a Slack workspace, a webhook URL, or a list of email recipients. Integrations are shared across all projects in your organization.
2

Create a Rule

Define conditions that match against your trace data. Use the visual condition builder for common cases, or write a CEL expression for full flexibility. Link one or more integrations to the rule.
3

Get Notified

When a trace matches your rule, Mirador sends a notification to every linked integration. You can also monitor matches in real time from the Activity tab.
Automations live under your project’s sidebar at Automations. The page has two tabs:
  • Rules — create, edit, enable/disable, and delete rules
  • Activity — live stream of rule matches with links to the triggering traces
Integrations are managed from the Integrations section within the rule creation flow or from your organization settings, since they are shared across projects.

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Next Steps

Integrations

Connect Slack, Webhooks, or Email

Rules

Define conditions and link integrations

Activity

Monitor rule matches in real time