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Slack

Connect YAPL to Slack for channel notifications, slash commands, and direct message alerts.

Slack

The Slack integration brings your workspace activity into the channels your team already uses, and lets people check and update their tasks without leaving Slack.

What You Can Do With Slack

  • Channel notifications. Post plan publishes, project changes, and team or membership updates to any Slack channel, filtered by project or team.
  • Slash commands. Check your tasks, update status, assign or unassign work, and more with /yapl commands.
  • Personal direct messages. Get notified the moment something relevant to you happens, right in Slack.
  • App Home. A "My tasks" and "Upcoming milestones" view inside Slack.
  • Link unfurling. Paste a YAPL plan, task, or project URL in Slack and get a rich preview.
  • Auto-linked accounts. Slack users are matched to YAPL accounts by email automatically, so most people don't need to set anything up manually.

Availability

Slack is available on Professional and Trial plans. Only the workspace owner can connect or disconnect the Slack workspace.

PlanSlack
TrialIncluded (preview)
BasicNot available
ProfessionalIncluded

If your workspace is on the Basic plan, upgrade your plan to connect Slack.

In This Section

Setup

Notifications

Reference

Quick Reference

TaskLocation
Connect SlackSettings > Integrations > Slack > Connect Slack
Add a channel subscriptionSettings > Integrations > Slack > Channels > Add channel
Link your own accountIn Slack: /yapl link
Set your notification preferencesSettings > Integrations > Slack > Personal preferences
Check your tasksIn Slack: /yapl tasks me

What's Off-Limits From Slack

Slash commands and interactive buttons cover day-to-day updates: status changes, assignment, and lightweight task creation or deletion. Schedule edits (dependencies, dates, duration) and plan creation, publishing, or deletion always happen in the YAPL planner. Slack messages that touch these areas link back to YAPL instead of acting directly.

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