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# Torq Destination

## Overview

Destinations are integrations that receive alerts from rules, policies, system health notifications, and rule errors. Panther supports configuring [Torq](https://torq.io/) as the destination where you will receive alerts.

## How to set up Torq alert destinations in Panther

### Step 1: Create a Panther trigger in Torq

1. In your Torq console, navigate to **Integrations** > **Trigger** > **Panther**.
2. Click **Add**.\
   ![Under a "Panther" header, an "Add" button is circled.](/files/6ZOwvXzxRotYyczAw3hH)
3. In the **New Integration** pop-up modal, enter a descriptive **Integration Name**.\
   ![A "New Integration" title is above a text field labeled, "Integration Name." In the bottom-right corner, there are Cancel and Add buttons.](/files/PgrTBHzmQ6VbAwOsRbnP)
4. Click **Add**.
   * Copy the resulting **Endpoint** value and store it in a secure location, as you will need it in the following step.

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### Step 2: Configure the Torq alert destination in Panther

1. In the left-hand navigation bar of your Panther Console, click **Configure > Alert Destinations**.
2. Click **+Add your first Destination**.
   * If you have already created Destinations, click **Create New** in the upper right side of the page to add a new Destination.
3. Click **Torq**.
4. Fill out the form to configure the Destination:
   * **Display Name**: Enter a descriptive name.
   * **Torq Webhook URL**: Enter the webhook URL you generated in Step 1.
   * **Severity**: Select the severity level of alerts to send to this Destination.
   * **Alert Types**: Select the alert types to send to this Destination.
   * **Log Type**: By default, we will send alerts from all log types. Specify log types here if you want to only send alerts from specific log types.
   * **Allow Manual Dispatch**: Set this toggle ON if you'd like to be able to [manually dispatch alerts](https://docs.panther.com/alerts#manual-alert-dispatch) to this destination.\
     ![A title says, "Configure your Torq Destination" and various fields are below it, including Display Name, Torq Webhook URL, and Severity.](/files/ccvnZn3eFTWjudIkTvKh)
5. Click **Add Destination**.
6. On the final page, optionally click **Send Test Alert** to test the integration. When you are finished, click **Finish Setup**.

## Additional Information on Destinations

For more information on alert routing order, modifying or deleting destinations, and workflow automation, please see the Panther docs: [Destinations](https://docs.panther.com/destinations).


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