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Jurni can send scheduled performance reports to Slack so your team can monitor shop performance without opening the Jurni dashboard every day.

Available reports

Jurni currently supports two scheduled Slack report types: Daily reports compare performance with the previous day. Weekly reports compare performance with the week before.

What the report includes

Slack reports include the shop’s overall performance for the reporting period:
  • Revenue
  • Orders
  • Sessions
  • Conversion rate (CVR)
  • Average order value (AOV)
Each metric also shows its change versus the comparison period when a meaningful comparison is available. Reports can also include rankings for:
  • Top experiences by revenue
  • Top experiment / experiments
Ranked items show revenue, sessions, orders, and CVR.

Configure Slack reports

1

Connect Slack first

Go to Settings → Integrations and connect the Slack workspace if it is not already installed.
2

Open Notifications

Go to Settings → Notifications and find the Slack section.
3

Enable Slack notifications

Turn on the Slack notification provider.
4

Choose a workspace and channel

Expand the connected Slack workspace and select the channel that should receive reports.
5

Choose report types

Turn Daily report and/or Weekly report on for that workspace.
6

Configure the schedule

Set the send time and timezone. For weekly reports, also choose the weekday.
7

Save and test

Save the settings, then use Send test message to confirm Jurni can post to the selected channel.

Multiple workspaces

Each connected Slack workspace has its own destination channel and report subscriptions. This lets you send the same shop’s reports to different Slack workspaces when your access setup allows it. The report schedule itself is shared for every provider subscribed to that notification type. For example, if the Daily report is configured for a particular send time, providers subscribed to that Daily report use that schedule.

Slack Connect / external channels

If the selected destination is a Slack Connect channel, Jurni labels it as external and requires you to acknowledge that people outside the Slack workspace may see the shop’s metrics. Jurni will not let you save that external destination until the acknowledgement is checked.

Channel access

If Jurni is not yet a member of the selected channel, Jurni can join the channel when the settings are saved or when you send a test message, where Slack permissions allow it.

Troubleshooting

Connect a Slack workspace from Settings → Integrations first.
Make sure an available channel is selected. If it is an external Slack Connect channel, complete the external-channel acknowledgement.
The previously saved Slack channel may have been removed or Jurni may no longer be able to access it. Select a current channel and save again.
Use Send test message in the workspace’s notification settings.
  • Connect Jurni to Slack
  • Analytics Overview
  • Metrics Glossary