San Francisco, CA, USA
2013
  |  By the team at Slack
Think about the five apps you can’t do your job without. Now count how many of them talk to each other. If you’re in sales, your deals live in one tool, your contracts in another, your decks in a third. If you’re an engineer, your tickets, your incidents and your code reviews are three different tabs. Every one of those apps got an AI assistant this year. None of them got any closer together.
  |  By the team at Slack
We’ve all been there. You’re in the middle of your most important work when a notification pulls you out of your flow. A project lead needs a status update. A client is asking about a ticket. Finding the information in Slack is easy – but pulling it together and drafting a clear response takes time you don’t have. At Slack, we believe that making automation workflows accessible to everyone is the key to unlocking true organisational productivity.
  |  By the team at Slack
Slackbot: The single conversational interface for your agent ecosystem.
  |  By the team at Slack
March means springing forward — and this year, your productivity gets to come along. Work is never just about getting things done. It’s about having the right context at the right moment, and having the right knowledge and the right tools to do what you need to do — all without without losing time switching between apps, hunting through inboxes, or starting from scratch. This March, we delivered updates that give that time back.
  |  By the team at Slack
The Slack MCP server and Real-Time Search API are now generally available.
The inside story of how Slack's friendly neighbourhood bot morphed from simple notifier to sophisticated AI agent.
  |  By the team at Slack
Slackbot acts as your personal AI agent for work, multiplying your capabilities so you can spend less time on Admin and more time selling.
How Slack's real-time security architecture protects enterprise data in the age of AI.
  |  By the team at Slack
Slack gives you a new way to work with Microsoft 365 — one that's open, connected, and built for how teams actually collaborate.
  |  By the team at Slack
AI falls short when tools aren't connected. Fragmented workflows cost time, insights, and opportunities.
  |  By Slack
At Anthropic, 65% of code is written by @Claude in Slack. Here's how engineering teams are building with it.
  |  By Slack
Bring it into the conversation. Tag @Claude in Slack and your whole team can see it, steer it, and build with it together.
  |  By Slack
Welcome to Miles Master Class. Consider this your backstage pass to see how our product designers brought the art and music of Miles Davis directly into your huddles. In this episode, we'll show you how it works, so you can jazz up your next meeting.
  |  By Slack
Slack product leaders share a candid conversation about the APIs, primitives, and tooling on the roadmap — what's coming, why it's coming, and how it directly shapes what you'll ship. Bring your questions.
  |  By Slack
The AI race has already moved past "who has the best model." The real question is where agents live — and whether people actually use them. Learn the craft principles that separate adopted agents from abandoned ones and why Slack is where the future is being built.
  |  By Slack
Slack is great at connecting you with your teammates, but that’s not all it connects you to. In this episode, we’ll show you how to use Slack as a true operating system for work. You'll learn how to bring everyday tools like GitHub and AI agents like Cursor straight into your channels so they can track down bugs and open pull requests right from Slack. Sound good? Good. Class dismissed!
  |  By Slack
Ever wonder if your team is actually making the most of Slack, or if that shiny new app you set up is getting any love? Instead of guessing, let’s look at the numbers. In this episode, we’ll show you how to easily check what’s working, see how your team is connecting, and measure the magic of tools like canvases, lists, and native AI. By the time you're done, you'll know exactly how to keep your team moving forward. Class dismissed!
  |  By Slack
Why do the world’s most innovative AI companies build their agents in Slack? Watch and find out.
  |  By Slack
People, teams, and AI agents are all showing up to the same place for work — Slack. And it's companies like OpenAI, Anthropic, Notion and Vercel who are leading the way.
  |  By Slack
When everything changes, the ability to adapt becomes the competitive advantage.
  |  By Slack
A quick look into how teams can use Slack to ship code, resolve incidents, and iterate more often.
  |  By Slack
From assigning leads to celebrating deals, here's a snapshot into managing entire sales pipelines in Slack.
  |  By Slack
Gathering great ideas is just the start. See how you can track and optimize campaigns all in Slack.
  |  By Slack
How can marketers harness the powers of machine learning and artificial intelligence? We'll show you 28 tools that use automation to make your daily work more efficient.

Slack is a collaboration hub for work, no matter what work you do. It’s a place where conversations happen, decisions are made, and information is always at your fingertips. With Slack, your team is better connected.

Project discussions, important documents, free food announcements: they all live tidily together in Slack. With your team and information in one easily searchable place, collaborating online is as easy as collaborating in person.

Your hub for teamwork:

  • Channels: Communication in Slack happens in channels, organized by project, topic, team, or whatever makes sense for you.
  • Search: Conversations in Slack are searchable by everyone, so you can tap into company knowledge and find information when you need it.
  • Integrations: Slack works with the tools and services you already use every day. Pipe in information or take action without leaving Slack.
  • Security: We take security seriously at Slack. We offer measures like 2FA and SSO to ensure the safety of your data and protect your organization.

Millions of people around the world have already made Slack the place where their work happens.