Collaborating in channels allows you to work as efficiently with agencies, vendors, or clients as you do internally. With multiple companies working together, you each have your own unique set of tools you need to get work done. Connecting your tools with Slack takes information out of siloed tabs and into a channel—where all the right people can stay aligned.
Using Zoom in a shared channel allows you to jump on a call or run weekly check-ins by using the /zoom slash command. After the meeting, send a transcript to the channel and track follow-ups for both sides.
Instead of coordinating meeting times through back and forth emails, quickly find a time that works for everyone in a channel. Suggest meeting times and both sides can vote for times that work best for them.
Add context to a conversation by quickly sharing files in a channel or DM. Rather than emailing back and forth to request permission to a file, grant instant access in Slack, so both teams can start collaborating immediately.
Google Calendar for Team Events brings events into a channel so key dates don’t fall through the cracks. Get reminders about events, upcoming meetings, or milestones to keep the team on track.
Bring emails out of siloed inboxes and into a channel where everyone working on a project can get up to speed. With the Email app, you can pipe important emails into a channel, like weekly reports or relevant email chains.
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When someone uses your app in a channel shared with multiple organizations, everyone in the channel can see how the app helps people get work done—regardless if those collaborators have your app installed to their own workspace.
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