Notification Triggers
You can choose from three triggers to keep updated on schedule activity:- Success: Alerts you when a Bolt Schedule completes successfully. Useful for confirming jobs are running as expected, tracking deployments, or monitoring scheduled runs.
- Failure: Notifies you of job failures, keeping you informed of pipeline issues, triggering incident responses, or monitoring data quality.
- SLA (Service Level Agreement): Sends a notification if a job exceeds a specified runtime threshold (e.g., 30 minutes), which helps track performance issues, monitor long-running jobs, and ensure timely data processing.

Notification Destinations
Paradime offers three notification options, allowing you to choose destinations based on your team’s communication preferences: Email, Slack, and Microsoft Teams.Configuration
To set up notifications, follow these steps:- Navigate to the Bolt UI and select the schedule you wish to edit.
- Click “Edit” in the top right.
- In Notification Settings, click Add destination.
- Configure notifications for Email, Slack, or Microsoft Teams.
- Update the SLA Threshold value if needed.
- Toggle notifications “On” or “Off” as desired.
- Click “Deploy” to save changes.
Notification Templates
You can fully customize the content and structure of Slack and MS Teams alerts using Notification Templates. Templates are created in Bolt > Alert Templates and attached to a channel destination per schedule. For full details on creating and using templates, see Alert Templates.Bolt System Alerts Notifications
Bolt System Alerts are notifications that keep you informed about system-level issues in relation to Bolt Pipelines. These configuration are set at a workspace level instead of at a Bolt Scheduler level. These includes:
- Bolt Parse Errors
- OOM (Out of Memory) Runs
- Git Clone Failures
- 24-hour Run Timeouts