Send Groupthink Notifications to Slack

Groupthink can send notifications to Slack when meetings are finished, including posting messages to a channel with a meeting summary and a link to the meeting recap.

To connect Groupthink to Slack, you will need to have permission to install new applications into your Slack workspace.

Connect Groupthink to Slack

  1. Login to Groupthink and click "Orgs" in the navigation panel on the left side of the screen.
  2. Click the "settings" button next to the organization you want to connect to Slack.
  3. Click on "Notifications" in the navigation panel on the left side of the screen.
  4. Click on "Connect to Slack" in the "Slack" section at the bottom of the page.
  5. Follow the prompts to authorize Slack's access to Groupthink. You may need to login to Slack if you are not already logged in. You also may need to select the Slack workspace you want to connect to Groupthink. Finally, you may need permission to install new applications into your Slack workspace, which may require you to contact your Slack workspace administrator.

Configure Notifications

Notifications have different scopes in Groupthink. For example, you can configure a Slack channel to receive notifications for every meeting that's shared within your Organization, as well as configure Slack to privately message you for each meeting summary that's shared with you.

  1. Login to Groupthink and click "Orgs" in the navigation panel on the left side of the screen.
  2. Click the "settings" button next to the organization you want to connect to Slack.
  3. Click on "Notifications" in the navigation panel on the left side of the screen.
  4. Under Organization Notifications, select the Slack channel you want to receive notifications for, and click "Save". You can then enable the notification by clicking the toggle switch to "On".
  5. Under User Notifications, toggle notifications for Slack or Email on or off. All individual notifications in Slack are sent to you from the Groupthink application under "Apps" in the Slack sidebar.

Interactive Demo