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Webex App | Jenkins bot
The Jenkins bot for Webex allows users to receive customizable notifications from Jenkins directly in their chosen Webex space. This integration eliminates the need for constant monitoring of code builds and deployments, providing a seamless and efficient workflow for development teams.

Add the Jenkins bot to a Webex app space
To add the Jenkins bot to a Webex space
- Go to Messaging and choose a space to which you’d like to add the Jenkins
bot.
NOTE: You can also create a new space with just the Jenkins bot.
- Choose People, select Add People, and then enter the Jenkins bot
email address:
Jenkins02@webex.bot
. - Enter
help
orhi
and send the message. In a group space, you can enter@jenkins help
or@jenkins hi
. - In the help card, select Manage Notifications or enter the
manage
command to retrieve the bot management link.
There are no authorization steps within the Webex App itself. All notification configurations and authorizations are handled directly within your Jenkins environment, using the management portal. The bot simply relays the notifications based on the triggers you set up in Jenkins.
There are several commands you can use to interact with the Jenkins bot in Webex. To
see the list send the message help
in a direct space or
@jenkins help
in a group space.
You can create new notifications or manage existing notifications for actions in Jenkins, which will then trigger notification in the Webex app.
To manage Jenkins bot notifications:
- In the space containing the Jenkins bot, enter
help
and send the message.
- Select Manage Notifications and select a notification type or edit an
existing notification.
You can also enter
@jenkins manage
and send the message to manage notifications in a group space. - Enter a name for your notification and follow the steps in the Jenkins management portal to create a new notification.
Only Jenkins account administrators can set up notifications in the Jenkins Portal.
Notification types
The possible event types for the Jenkins bot are:
- Job Queued
- Job Started
- Job Completed
- Job Finalized
- Job Failed
- Job Failed and First Success
You must choose the events to subscribe to using the Jenkins management portal.
Once you’ve set up your notifications, you’ll receive updates in Webex.