Teams | Collaboration | Customer Service | Project Management

Slack School | Start Building with Slack Code

Why code alone when you can build together? Slack Code brings your team and agents into one shared space to build, review, and keep work moving. In this episode, you’ll learn how to collaborate with agents, review code diffs, preview HTML, and get feedback from the team — all without leaving Slack. Class dismissed!

Dreamforce 2026: Slack's newest innovations turn AI into a true teammate

This week at Dreamforce, we gave Slack one of its biggest upgrades yet, the connected interface for AI and Salesforce that works across your whole team. Every company is investing in AI right now, but they’re missing two things. First, the conversational context that adds long-term memory and insight that makes AI more accurate, actionable, and trustworthy. And next, the collaborative interface that allows employees to use these AI tools together and learn from one another.

What is Conversational CRM (Explained in 60 Seconds) | Slack

A conversational CRM connects your customer data, conversations, and AI so teams can manage relationships right where work already happens. The Problem: Scattered Customer Data Most teams don't work inside a traditional CRM—they're talking in chats, emails, and meetings instead. Customer information ends up scattered everywhere, making it harder to see the full picture.

Slackforce is here. Introducing Surfaces: live interfaces that anyone can build and that everyone can act on

Advanced users see the best outcomes from AI, because they know how to prompt, iterate and stitch results together. Everyone else opens the tool and gets something mediocre, then moves on. The tools simply weren’t built with everyone in mind. That’s the challenge Slackforce helps solve: Slack and Salesforce working as one, so you don’t need to be a computer expert to get a real result. Slackforce Surfaces makes it easy for anyone to build.

Slack feature drop: where agents are heating up

Summer’s winding down, but the pace inside Slack isn’t. While people are squeezing in one last hurrah, our teams have been shipping – and this month’s drop is one of the biggest yet. The theme running through all of it: AI shouldn’t be something you do alone in a tab. Work is better when the people and the agents helping you are in the same room, with the same context, able to see what’s happening and jump in when it matters.

Slack School | How to Test Bolt Apps Locally

Tired of deploying an entire app just to test a tiny code tweak? Let’s skip all that. In this episode, we’ll use a handy tool called ngrok to hook your local Bolt app right into Slack. You’ll learn how to update your manifest, run your app, and test it in Slack without touching your hosted version. Fewer deployment delays, zero production stress, and a much smoother way to build. Class dismissed!