Teams | Collaboration | Customer Service | Project Management

Southeast Asian super app Grab is increasing collaboration and scaling up with Slack. Here's how.

When you receive a request in Slack and have to manage it in another tool, tracking the task can feel tedious and information can go missing. With Slack lists, you can simplify the collection process, quickly triage submissions, and discuss requests where everyone who needs to see them can — right in Slack!

When your team is collaborating in Slack, but managing projects in another tool, context can get lost and progress slows. With Slack lists, you can capture, visualize, and stay aligned on tasks where you’re already working.

As you start planning for the next quarter, you might find that your team’s ideas and goals are scattered across channels, docs, and spreadsheets. With Slack lists, you can create a straightforward catalog of planned work, improve visibility across teams, and discuss priorities where you’re already working – in Slack! LEARN MORE: hhttps://slack.com/help/articles/27660660362131-Slack-lists--Plan-work-for-the-next-quarter.

Slack lists make it possible for teams to manage projects and tasks right where they’re already working. From action items to deadlines and resources, lists put the most important parts of your conversations to work so teams can get more done, faster. All without ever swapping between apps.

See 3 in-depth examples of how to use lists in Slack to manage projects, collect requests, and track work.

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Finally here, our fourth episode! For today’s episode we have Emily Zwecker, Senior Manager of Internal Comms here at Slack. In this episode Emily shares a lot of knowledge and some great tips, to help Internal Comms teams to work through Slack in a way that is more simple, more pleasant and more productive.

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