Bring meetings with attendees who don't use Slack into your workspace by inviting external people to a huddle. When you invite someone without a Slack account to a huddle, they'll get an email invitation to join from their browser — no signup needed.
Note: External huddles are currently in pilot with limited customer availability. The functionality of external huddles may change, and we may not release the feature at all.
How it works
Before the meeting
You can invite external people to a huddle by emailing them an invitation link or by scheduling the huddle in a supported calendar app. When an external person joins your huddle, they’ll enter information like their name, then wait for someone in your workspace to admit them.
During the meeting
Once they join, external people can share their screen and send messages in the huddle thread, but they can't view files like canvases or lists, or access channels or direct messages in your workspace or org.
After the meeting
When the huddle is over, external users can no longer access the huddle, including the thread, huddle notes, or anything else in the workspace. However, anything they entered as part of joining the meeting (ex. profile information or messages sent in the huddle thread) will remain in Slack.
