To ensure each Elementary alert is sent as a separate message in Slack (i.e., not grouped), you should set the

--group-alerts-threshold

parameter to a very high value or avoid setting it altogether, as grouping only occurs when the number of alerts exceeds the threshold. By default, Elementary will send individual alerts unless you have configured grouping. Here’s an example command to send each alert as a separate Slack message:

edr monitor --slack-token <your_slack_token> --slack-channel-name <your_channel>

Or, if you are using a webhook:

edr monitor --slack-webhook <your_slack_webhook_url>

If you want to explicitly ensure no grouping, you can set the threshold to a very high number (e.g., 9999):

edr monitor --slack-token <your_slack_token> --slack-channel-name <your_channel> --group-alerts-threshold 9999

According to the documentation and support responses, unless you configure grouping (either via the

--group-alerts-threshold

flag or in your config), alerts should be sent individually by default. If you are seeing grouped alerts without having set this, check your configuration for any grouping settings and remove them if present. The default grouping threshold is 20, so setting a much higher value effectively disables grouping[Slack forum: grouping threshold](https://slack.com/archives/C02CTC89LAX/p1741623108619459) [Alerts CLI flags](https://docs.elementary-data.com/oss/guides/alerts/alerts-configuration#alerts-cli-flags).