Edit an existing message in a chat.

Creates a reply to a channel message.

Sends a message to an existing chat.

Sets your availability status.

Updates an existing chat message that contains an adaptive card. You can replace the card, or disable its buttons to mark a decision (for example, after an approval).

This is an advanced action which makes a raw HTTP request that includes this integration's authentication.

Finds a channel message by its ID within a specified team and channel and returns the message details including any attachments.

Finds a chat message by its ID within a specified chat and returns the message details including any attachments.

Finds public channels by name within a team.

Triggers when a custom emoji has been added to a team.

Triggers when a username or highlight word is mentioned in a public #channel.

Triggers when a new member joins a public channel, private channel or multi-person direct message you choose.

Triggers when a new message is posted to a specific #private-channel or multi-dm.

Adds a reaction to a message.

Archives a conversation (e.g., public channel, private channel, DM, or group DM).

Invite an existing User to an existing Channel. You must be a member of the channel to invite someone to it.

Creates a Canvas.

Sends a direct message to a user or yourself from the Slackbot. Can also schedule a message for later.

Edits a message.

Post a new message to a private channel you choose. Can also schedule a message for later.

Sets the topic on a selected channel.

Sets your Slack status to the given text and emoji.

Returns a list of User IDs representing the members of a conversation (e.g., public channel, private channel, DM, or group DM).

Gets the permalink for a particular Slack message.

Finds a Slack message using the Slack Search feature.

Finds a user by their ID.

Finds a user by their username. This scans the whole workspace and can hit Slack rate limits on workspaces with a lot of users. We recommend that you search for users by email or ID when you can.

Creates a new private channel within a team. Requires installation of the

Posts an approval card to a chat or public channel and waits for someone to approve or decline it. Returns the decision, who responded, and any form inputs they filled in. Requires installation of the

Sends a message with an adaptive card to a Teams chat or channel. Cards can include rich content, buttons, and interactive elements.

Soft-deletes a message in a chat. You can only delete messages you sent.

Updates your profile information including name, phone numbers, about me, and birthday. Note: Phone fields require admin-approved User-Phone.ReadWrite.All permission.

Finds a channel by its ID within a specified team and returns the channel details.

Finds a chat by its ID and returns the chat details including the member list.

Finds a team member by name or email.

Triggers when a new message is posted to any public channel.

Triggers when a new message is posted to a specific #channel you choose.

Triggers when a new file is uploaded to your workspace.

Triggers when a new message is found that matches the query.

Triggers when a reaction (reactji) is added to a message in a public/private channel.

Triggers when a Message is pushed from Slack.

Adds a reminder for yourself or a teammate, just like the

Cancels a message that has been scheduled to be posted.

Post a message or thread reply to a channel. You can also schedule it to send later.

Deletes a Message.

Edits a Canvas.

Creates a new channel.

Sends a message requesting approval. Includes buttons to submit "Approve" or "Decline" responses. Execution will be held until a submission is made, then it will continue to execute.

Update basic profile fields such as name or title

This is an advanced action which makes a raw HTTP request that includes this integration's authentication.

Retrieves information about a conversation (e.g., public channel, private channel, DM, or group DM).

Gets a particular Slack message using its IDs.

Returns a Message and its list of Reactions.

Finds a user by matching against their email instead of their username.

Finds a user by their real name. To reduce Slack rate limits, this caches your workspace user list for about an hour, so users added in the last hour may not appear yet. We recommend that you search for users by email or ID when you can.