Ensure that your JSON matches the following example format:
{
"bot_user_id" : "U9TLFR6TA",
"scope" : "bot,channels:read",
"client_id" : "294380102274.335446283495",
"client_secret" : "ed0da5fe1f844fdac15a9e1ac1b0b831",
"verification_token" : "YXSNsRhioCeU8h9Fm2k4ACuO",
"app_id" : "A9VD48BEK",
"access_token" : "xoxp-294380102274-295238228534-335452648487-2fac31f923dadd7ff30f2bc8c852809d",
"bot_access_token" : "xoxp-333695856928-6pNwnO3Y6vNSGI7KCAIPwv6V",
"team_id" : "T8NB63082",
"team_name" : "sn-notif-ext-test",
"user_id" : "U8P706QFQ",
"bot_username": "empdmyers1snnotifext"
}
To get the Bot User ID, copy the member ID of the bot user in the Slack app.
The Scope is always bot,channels:read.
To get the Client ID, Client Secret, and Verification Token, see the Basic
Information page in your Slack workspace.
To get the App ID, copy the 9-character identifier from the app URL in your
Slack workspace.
To get the Access Token and Bot Access Token, see the OAuth & Permissions
page in your Slack workspace.
To get the Team ID, view the HTML source code for your Slack
workspace page.
The Team Name is the same as your subdomain in your Slack
workspace.
To get the User ID, copy the member ID for your own account in the Slack app.
The Bot Username is the name that you assigned to the bot user in Slack.