Slack
Collaborate with Revo directly inside your team's Slack workspace.
By integrating Slack with Revo, you bring the power of AI-driven collaboration directly into the conversations your team is already having — without switching contexts or tools.
Create tickets, summarize discussions, document product specs, brainstorm ideas, and get updates — all from inside Slack.
Before vs After: Slack + Revo
Capturing Ideas
Ideas lost or forgotten in Slack threads
Instantly capture ideas by mentioning @Revo
Meeting Summaries
Long chats buried in history
Summarized conversations with clear action items
Team Alignment
Updates inconsistently shared
Structured updates automatically surfaced by Revo
Feedback Management
Hard to track scattered feedback
Feedback turned into actionable insights easily
Key Takeaways
Slack is where your team collaborates and communicates.
Revo + Slack enables you to interact instantly with your AI product collaborator inside your team’s existing conversations.
Revo helps you turn everyday Slack discussions into structured actions, tickets, documents, and insights — keeping everyone aligned and moving faster.
What You Can Do with Revo in Slack
Create tickets, tasks, and insights directly from Slack discussions.
Summarize complex conversations into clear action items.
Ask Revo for project updates, user feedback insights, or brainstorms.
Set up Slack notifications for key Revo activities like new feedback captured or tasks completed.
Stay aligned without needing to jump across tools.
Turn important conversations into structured, documented product artifacts — such as PRDs (Product Requirement Documents), feature specs, meeting notes, or decision records — ensuring no critical information is lost.
How to connect:
Go to Connectors, located in the left sidebar.
Go to the Slack card and click on the connect button and follow the on-screen instructions.
You can choose which channels Revo should be invited to. If you want to add Revo to a channel later, just mention @revo and accept the invitation prompt.
You can now go back to Slack and simply @revo and start chatting.
If you have connected Slack already to Revo, but haven't invited Revo to a particular channel yet, you can invite it by simply mentioning @Revo, pressing enter, and accepting the invitation prompt.
Revo cannot retrieve conversations from Slack that occurred before the integration was set up
Revo can only access channels it has been explicitly invited to. It won't join private channels unless it is manually invited, and it cannot be added to direct messages.
For security purposes, Revo only sees messages from the time it joins a channel and only in channels it’s authorized to access.
Your Slack workspace remains under your full control at all times.
How to disconnect:
Go to Connectors, located in the left sidebar.
Go to the Slack card and click on the disconnect button and follow the on-screen instructions.
Best Practices for Using Revo in Slack
1. Invite Revo to the Right Channels: Start with product, support, customer feedback, and engineering channels for maximum impact.
2. Use Clear Mentions:
Mention @Revo with clear instructions like "summarize this discussion" or "create a task: Update onboarding flow."
3. Be Action-Oriented: Frame your prompts with an action in mind — to generate tasks, insights, summaries, or documents.
4. Monitor Channel Changes:
If you add new private channels later, simply mention @Revo to invite it.
5. Use Summaries Before Meetings: Before team standups or product reviews, ask Revo to summarize recent discussions to save time.
6. Troubleshoot Quickly: If Revo isn’t responding, check that it has been invited to the channel and that Slack authorization is still active.
Troubleshooting & FAQ
Supercharge Your Collaboration
By integrating Revo with Slack, you empower your team to turn spontaneous conversations into structured work — tickets, insights, product documents, and decisions — without ever leaving the communication flow.
Collaborate smarter. Move faster. Build better — powered by Revo + Slack.
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