Slack connector

Slack is where work happens, and also where attention goes to die. Coming back to a busy workspace means an hour of scrolling before you can do anything. Tase can connect to Slack and hand you the signal without making you wade through the noise.

What Tase can do with Slack

• Summarize a channel so you know what was decided without reading every message.
• Flag the threads that actually need your reply and queue the rest.
• Draft responses in your voice so you can clear mentions quickly.
• Turn action items dropped in chat into tasks that do not get lost.

Set up the Slack connector

1. 1

   Open Connectors

   In Tase, go to Settings, then Connectors, and choose Slack.
2. 2

   Authorize the workspace

   Sign in to the Slack workspace you want Tase to help with and approve the connection.
3. 3

   Choose channels

   Pick the channels Tase should watch. Start with the few that matter most.
4. 4

   Ask for a digest

   After some history builds, ask Tase what you missed. Refine which channels it tracks based on what was useful.

Privacy

Tase only reads the channels you select. Message contents are used to summarize and triage for you, not to train shared models, and you can disconnect Slack at any time.