Integrations · Datadog

Datadog monitor alerts on your phone

A push when a monitor triggers or recovers, with the alert's title and text and the event one tap away, through Datadog's Webhooks integration.

Datadog's own page was read on 12 September 2026 for every step below. If a menu has moved since, write to hello@youlmk.com and it is corrected the same day.

What Datadog sends

The monitor's notification, in the payload you write in the webhook's Payload field from Datadog's variables ($EVENT_TITLE, $EVENT_MSG, $LINK, $ALERT_STATUS, $PRIORITY).

What arrives in the inbox

Title
The event's title ($EVENT_TITLE)
Body
The event's text ($EVENT_MSG)
Priority
normal; set the source's Reach for how loud a monitor should be
Group
the title
Button
The event's link ($LINK)

Set it up

In YouLMK, create a source of type webhook named after the service, and copy its webhook URL: youlmk.com/w/k_7hq2nk3f9qd8w4 with your own key. Then:

  1. In Datadog, open Integrations, then the Webhooks integration tile.
  2. Add a webhook: give it a name and paste your source's webhook URL from YouLMK.
  3. In the Payload field, write {"title": "$EVENT_TITLE", "body": "$EVENT_MSG", "url": "$LINK"} so the card carries the title, the text and a button to the event.
  4. In the monitor's notification message, add @webhook-<the name>.
  5. Test the monitor's notification; it lands as a card.

Make it quiet where it should be

Everything above lands with the source's own rules: its Reach (Silent, Badge, Banner, Break through), whether quiet hours hold it, and grouping of repeats into one card. Set them once on the source, in the app or at app.youlmk.com; the service never has to change. Unknown fields arrive as rows on the card, up to six; the whole request is capped at 8 KB (Webhooks).

Try it

The trial is 10 notifications and 3 watches, no card. Get your key, or read the webhooks reference first.

Source

docs.datadoghq.com/integrations/webhooks, read 12 September 2026.