Slack integration

Here's what you can do with a Slack integration:

• Post website activity to a channel – Base44 can post to Slack when someone signs up or places an order on your site, so the team hears about it in the channel they already watch.
• Notify teammates from your app – build an app that posts status changes to the right channel or lets the person who needs to act know it's their turn.
• Send recurring digests – a daily or weekly roundup of what changed in your app, posted to one channel instead of scattered across messages.
• Alert support when a ticket comes in – Base44 can build a support app that posts each new ticket to your support channel, so someone picks it up while it's fresh.

Any update your team keeps asking for in Slack can be the next one. Describe it to Base44 – what happened, who needs to know and which channel it belongs in – and set that one up first.

Setup is a short exchange in chat plus one sign-in. Here's how it runs:

• Say what should reach which channel – tell Base44 in chat what you want posted and where, for example "post every new order to the sales channel" or "send a Monday summary to the team."
• Connect your workspace – sign in to Slack and approve access for your workspace; Base44 handles the sign-in flow and stores the credentials.
• Get the posting flow and its backend – the automations and pages around your Slack connection come with a backend function you can review and edit.
• Post to a test channel first – send the first messages somewhere quiet, so you can check the wording and timing before the whole team sees them.
• Approve more access when it comes up – if a later flow needs extra permissions, you approve them at that point.

Every message your build posts is one you decided on in advance, which keeps channels from filling up with noise. Start with the update someone asks for at every standup – describe it to Base44 once and stop answering it by hand.