Integrations
Slack
Add, use, and remove the Slack OAuth integration for incident chat workflows.
Slack OAuth Integration
Slack is supported as a Chat provider.
Prerequisites
- You are a workspace admin in RectifAI.
- You can install or approve apps in the target Slack workspace.
- The Slack workspace allows the requested app scopes.
- Slack is set as the default chat provider if you want incident chat automation to use it by default.
Add the Slack integration
- Open Workspace -> Integrations -> Chat -> Slack.
- Click Connect Slack.
- Sign in to Slack if prompted.
- Choose the Slack workspace you want RectifAI to use.
- Review the requested permissions and approve the app install.
- Return to RectifAI and confirm the Slack integration shows as connected.
- Optionally review the available channels.
- Set Slack as the default Chat provider if this is the workspace's primary chat platform.
Use Slack in RectifAI
- Create dedicated Slack channels for incidents.
- Post incident updates and status cards into Slack.
- Coordinate responders in Slack during an active incident.
Remove the Slack integration
- Open Workspace -> Integrations -> Chat -> Slack.
- Click Disconnect.
- Confirm the provider now shows as not connected.
- If you also want to remove the app entirely from Slack, uninstall it from your Slack workspace admin settings.
What happens after removal
- RectifAI stops creating new Slack incident channels.
- RectifAI stops posting new incident updates to Slack for that workspace.
- Responder coordination already happening in existing Slack channels is not deleted automatically.
Data handling
- RectifAI removes the stored Slack OAuth tokens for the workspace.
- Existing Slack channels and messages created earlier remain in Slack until you archive or delete them there.
- Historical incident records stored in RectifAI remain under the normal retention policy.
Troubleshooting
If you run into trouble during setup or removal, see the Troubleshooting guide.