Catch up quickly
Ask what changed in a project, which direct messages need a reply, or where your team made a decision. Results link back to the original Slack conversations.
Slack for opencompany
Give your agents the Slack context they need.
Connect your own Slack account to opencompany. Agents can find the conversations behind a decision, summarize what you missed, and help you act without gaining access to anything you cannot already see.
You need an opencompany account. If you are signed out, we will ask you to sign in or create one before connecting Slack.
Try asking
“What DMs did I receive this morning?”
“Find the decision we made about pricing and link the thread.”
“Summarize today’s customer feedback and draft a reply for #product.”
Each teammate connects separately. An agent uses the connected person’s Slack visibility and permissions for every request.
What you can do
Work from the conversation, not a pasted excerpt.
Read the full context
Let an agent read the relevant channels, threads, canvases, files, reactions, and profiles instead of working from a single copied message.
Turn answers into action
Draft or send a message, schedule a follow-up, upload a file, add a reaction, start a conversation, or update a canvas after you approve the change.
Permission controls
Your Slack access stays personal.
Public search can run when it is useful. Sensitive reads and Slack changes pause for your approval by default. You can change these modes from the Slack plugin page in opencompany.
Search public Slack
On by default
Agents can search public conversations when your request calls for Slack context.
Read private Slack
Ask by default
Private channels, direct messages, threads, files, and profiles require your approval.
Change Slack
Ask by default
Sending messages, scheduling posts, uploading files, adding reactions, and editing canvases require your approval.
Slack applies the connected user’s existing channel and workspace permissions.
OAuth credentials stay encrypted and server-side and are used with Slack’s hosted MCP server.
Connecting one teammate does not expose another teammate’s private conversations.
Disconnecting Slack removes the stored integration and its credential from opencompany.
Get started
Connect in three steps.
- 1
Open Slack in opencompany
Sign in, open Plugins → Slack, and ask a workspace admin to enable the plugin if needed.
- 2
Connect your account
Approve Slack’s OAuth screen. Every teammate who wants Slack tools connects their own account.
- 3
Ask opencompany
Mention Slack in a chat, task, or workflow. The agent will ask before private reads or write actions by default.
Ready to connect Slack?
Open the Slack plugin in opencompany to install it or connect your account.
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