Bringing apps into Slack Connect channels helps simplify how you use your tools with external partners, so you can work as efficiently with partners, vendors, or customers as you do internally.
Without visibility into another organization’s tools, it’s often time-consuming to get everyday tasks done, like scheduling a meeting. With Calendly in Slack, it’s easy to share booking links in a channel — you get face time with your partners and customers faster, and they get an effortless scheduling experience.
Share a Calendly link without leaving Slack
Include an optional personal message
Add context to a conversation by quickly sharing files in a channel or direct message. Skip the back and forth requesting permission to a file and grant instant access in Slack, so both teams can start collaborating immediately.
Share and grant instant access to files
Reply directly to comments using threads
Create and import new files
Using Zoom in a shared channel allows you to jump on a call or run weekly check-ins by using the /zoom slash command. After the meeting, send a transcript to the channel and track follow-ups for both sides.
Start or join a meeting
Share meeting recording links
When companies work together, their data often doesn’t. Partners end up swapping cumbersome spreadsheets that go stale. Bring Crossbeam data into a Slack Connect channel and quickly mobilize your partners —from sharing learnings to formulating a joint sales strategy.
Map accounts with Crossbeam, then get notified about shared opportunities in your Slack Connect channel
Find overlaps for accounts on-demand by searching with the /crossbeam slash command
When someone uses your app in a channel shared with multiple organizations, everyone in the channel can see how the app helps people get work done—regardless if those collaborators have your app installed to their own workspace.
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