Connect a Slack workspace as a channel, pick what happens to flagged messages, and review everything in your queue.

Slack workspaces can now be connected as first-class channels, configured from the dashboard like any other integration.

Connect a workspace

Create a channel and pick Slack in the integration chooser, then click Install — that's the whole setup. The workspace links to the channel automatically, the review-queue webhook is provisioned for you, and if a workspace admin does the install, message removal works out of the box.

Configure from the dashboard

The channel's settings page gets a Slack settings card once connected:

• Flagged message action — by default the bot follows each message's recommended action:

  • rejected messages are removed,

  • review-worthy ones get flagged in their thread,

  • allowed ones stay untouched.

• When flagged, you can also choose to have the bot:

  • Reply in thread

  • DM the author

• Custom messages — write your own thread reply and DM text, with {channel}, {message} and {user} template variables.

• Scope — the bot moderates exactly the channels it's in. Pick channels in the dashboard and the bot joins or leaves the channels. Also, choose whether new public channels are joined automatically.

Review queue round-trip

Flagged Slack messages land in your review queue like any other content. Reject an item in the queue and the bot deletes the message in Slack.

Slack users

Your Slack users shows up in the user dashboard inside Moderation API.

Here you can see their flags, and auto assigned trust levels.

If you block or suspend a user here, it will also prevent them from posting inside Slack.