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# Nightfall Alert Platforms
When you configure a Policy, you can set an alert platform. When the policy is violated, the alert platform is used to notify the respective users. You can set the alert platform at the integration level or the policy level.
However, before setting up the alert platform at the integration level or at the policy level, you must configure the alert platforms. Nightfall provides you with three alert platforms. This section describes the alert platforms in Nightfall.
To access the Alert Platform:
1. Click **Settings** from the left pane.
2. Click the **Alert platforms** tab.
Nightfall provides the following alert platforms.
[Setting Up Slack As an Alert Platform in Nightfall](/~/changes/OeQHuIkWUMEvfotVM6p8/alert_platforms/setting-up-slack-as-an-alert-platform-in-nightfall.md)
[Setting Up JIRA as an Alert Platform](/~/changes/OeQHuIkWUMEvfotVM6p8/alert_platforms/setting-up-jira-as-an-alert-platform.md)
[Setting Up JIRA as an Alert Platform](/~/changes/OeQHuIkWUMEvfotVM6p8/alert_platforms/setting-up-jira-as-an-alert-platform.md)
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