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Message Push Overview

In Aloudata CAN, message push sends task statuses, alert information, data updates, system notifications, and other platform messages to the relevant users or groups through specified channels in real time.
This helps users stay informed about business execution and respond quickly to exceptions or key events.

1. Feature Description

Message push can automatically distribute notifications generated in the platform to external channels through multiple collaboration tools.
Users can choose the appropriate push method based on the communication platforms used by their organization, enabling multi-device delivery and flexible message distribution policies.

2. Supported Push Channels

The platform currently supports the following push channels:

Push Channel Description
WeCom App Push Pushes messages through a self-built WeCom app and can send them to specified members or groups. Suitable for internal enterprise notifications, task reminders, and similar scenarios.
WeChat Bot Pushes messages through a WeCom group bot Webhook. It is easy to configure and suitable for monitoring messages or brief notifications.
Feishu App Push Pushes messages through a self-built Feishu app and supports rich text and card formats. Commonly used for task execution results or approval reminders.
Feishu Bot Sends messages through a Feishu group bot Webhook API. Suitable for lightweight alerts, daily reports, and similar messages.
DingTalk App Push Pushes messages through a self-built DingTalk app and supports precise delivery to individuals or groups. Suitable for tasks, alerts, management notifications, and similar scenarios.
DingTalk Bot Pushes messages through a DingTalk group bot Webhook for monitoring results, task status change reminders, and similar notifications.
Custom Webhook Push Allows users to configure a custom Webhook URL to push messages to internal systems or third-party platforms.

3. Typical Use Cases

  • Task status reminders: Automatically push messages to the specified channel when a task completes, fails, or retries.

  • Alert notifications: Automatically trigger a push notification when a monitored metric exceeds its threshold.

  • System event reminders: Send reminders for system-level events, such as permission requests.

4. Configuration Path

  1. In the left navigation bar, go to System Management > Message Push.

  2. Click Create Push Channel.

  3. In the configuration dialog, select the push type, such as WeCom App Push or DingTalk Bot.

  4. Enter the required configuration items for the selected channel, such as AppID, Secret, or Webhook URL.

  5. Click Test Push to verify that the message can be sent successfully.

  6. After the configuration succeeds, you can select this push channel directly in modules such as alerts, tasks, and schedules.

5. Notes

  • Bot-based push channels, such as WeChat, Feishu, and DingTalk bots, require you to add the Webhook URL in the corresponding group in advance.

  • App-based push channels, such as WeCom, Feishu, and DingTalk apps, require you to create the app and configure API permissions on the corresponding platform.

  • For custom Webhook push, make sure the receiving endpoint can respond to HTTP requests correctly.

  • We recommend enabling push for production tasks or alerts only after the test succeeds.