Messaging integration
Slack and Xevrion
Connect Slack with your own account. Xevrion reads channel list and, only if you allow it, can post a message to a channel the bot is invited to.
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What Xevrion reads
What it may write, after a yes
Point at any line to send it across. From the connector catalogue.
The details
How it connects, and where your data goes.
Used by
- You sign in on Slack's own page; Xevrion never sees your password.
- Every change is logged, and a retry can never create a duplicate.
- Disconnect at any time from your portal.
| Detail | Slack |
|---|---|
| Access | Reads and writes |
| How you connect | Slack app install (OAuth 2.0) |
| Permissions requested | channels:read · groups:read · users:read · users:read.email · chat:write |
| How data moves | Posts on events, such as an approval request or a risk alert |
| You also provide | Nothing extra |
| Where the credential is kept | Sealed in Xevrion's secret store; the application database holds only a reference |
The Xevrion bot can only post in channels you invite it to.
Connect Slack in a few minutes.
Create your workspace, then connect with your own account from the Integrations page.
14 days free No payment details No sales calls