Team messaging organized in channels, with calls, app integrations and workflow automation.
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Slack is highly regarded for its ease of use and seamless integrations, making it a staple in team communication. Most reviewers appreciate its ability to organize conversations and reduce email clutter.
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Slack replaces internal email with conversations organized in channels, by team, project or customer. Messages, files and decisions stay searchable in one place, and channels can be shared with partners outside the company. Beyond messaging, it offers quick audio and video calls called huddles, recorded clips, and a workflow builder that automates routine requests and approvals without code. It connects to more than 2,500 applications and exposes an API for custom integrations. Teams of every size, from startups to large enterprises, use it as their daily communication layer.
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Sales·Frequent User·Maslo·France·used it More than 2 years
The communication tool every team should have
Slack has become the central hub for our team's communication. It keeps conversations organized, reduces unnecessary emails, and makes collaboration much faster. Channels, threads, integrations, and notifications all work together to create a seamless communication experience.
Engineering·Administrator·Business Operations Network·France·used it More than 2 years
Great communication tool, even better for collaboration
Slack unleashes its real power when you stop using it only for DMs and start using it for collaborating on projects or as teams.
Founder / CEO·Expert admin·Scallar·France·used it More than 2 years
Great for fast collaboration
Slack makes team communication fast and straightforward. Channels keep discussions organized, and integrations bring useful updates from other tools into one place. It works well for quick questions and everyday collaboration. The main drawback is the noise: as conversations multiply, notifications become distracting and important decisions can get buried.
