One administrator-managed connection
The Integrations surface exposes setup, edit, test, and remove controls. Customer, plan, and market availability remains to be confirmed.
Slack integration
The current implementation exposes an administrator-managed Slack app connection and one default channel for notification delivery. It is a hand-off into Slack—not a conversational bot, decision system, or autonomous sending engine. Public availability and the enabled notification catalog still need confirmation.
Reviewed implementation
These controls are present in the reviewed product code. They establish a technical foundation, not universal availability or a complete public notification contract.
The Integrations surface exposes setup, edit, test, and remove controls. Customer, plan, and market availability remains to be confirmed.
The reviewed setup stores one bot connection and one default channel—not direct messages, person destinations, or multi-channel fan-out.
Setup verifies the connection through a test message and the configured state exposes a test action. This is not a delivery guarantee.
The generated manifest requests chat:write and incoming-webhook. Those scopes do not establish conversational or interactive workflow.
Human-controlled hand-off
Slack transports a supported notification payload. It does not recompute evidence, analysis, Composite Intents, recommendations, or Actionable Signal eligibility.
The enabled type and trigger must match the approved production catalog. A payload label does not determine the authority of its underlying artifact.
Use only the summary and link behavior defined for the approved template. Exact fields and links remain part of publication review.
The connection transports the supported payload to the single configured destination; it does not invent or reinterpret context.
A person opens the underlying context, reviews its evidence and authority, and decides what to do next.
Authority boundary
A Slack hand-off can direct attention. It cannot grant authority, complete human review, or broaden the connection contract.
Explore Actionable SignalsDelivery cannot turn source evidence, analysis, or a Composite Intent into an Actionable Signal. Strict eligibility remains separate.
The reviewed implementation is a notification destination, not a general Slack assistant.
A notification does not authorize seller outreach or complete an action on the seller’s behalf.
Setup verification and recorded delivery state do not establish guaranteed timing, retries, retention, or an SLA.
The current notification settings surface proves email controls; it does not prove individual Slack preferences.
Evidence and publication status
Implementation evidence can support bounded statements. Everything that changes customer access, notification behavior, or delivery expectations still needs explicit approval.
Administrator setup, edit, test, and remove controls; one default channel; and the two generated Slack app scopes.
Notification types, triggers, message fields, links, and any daily or weekly digest availability.
Current evidence supports one default channel. Direct messages, people, and multiple destination channels are not public claims.
Failure visibility, retry timing, retention, health, alerting, and service-level expectations remain contract decisions.
Implementation checklist
Resolve these questions against the approved production behavior. They are review requirements, not implied capabilities.
Is Slack available for this customer, plan, and market?
Which administrator can configure, test, edit, or remove the connection?
Which channel identity is stored, displayed, and used for delivery?
Which types and triggers are enabled in the approved production contract?
Which fields and links are included for each approved notification type?
Which failure, retry, audit, and health details are visible to administrators?
If a Signal is referenced, does the path preserve the strict Actionable Signal eligibility contract?
Next step
Talk to Queast to confirm availability and the approved notification catalog, or return to the integration directory to compare connection roles.