Slack
Messages, mentions and reactions in an end user's Slack workspace, in their memory.
Slack connects with the person's own user token: it reads what they can see - the channels and conversations they belong to - and nothing more.
Connect it
In the console, open Connectors, pick Slack, check whose memory it feeds, and Continue to Slack. Sign in on slack.com and approve; you come back connected, and the last 90 days start arriving within a few minutes. See Connectors for what happens to what it reads.
What it reads
| Source | What it holds | Read |
|---|---|---|
| Messages | Messages in channels and conversations you belong to, archived ones included, with the text of the files shared in them and of each channel's canvas | every minute |
| Mentions | Messages anywhere in the workspace that @-mention you, joined channels or not, plus @here, @channel and @everyone where you are a member and your user groups | every 5 minutes |
| Reactions | Reactions to your messages, and the ones you add | every 15 minutes |
Good to know
- Messages arrive with the text of the files shared in them and of each channel's canvas.
- Slack's sign-in is for one workspace. To read another, connect Slack again and choose it.