Slack
Integrate Slack with Actian AI Analyst
Bring Actian AI Analyst's AI agents directly into your Slack workspace for fast, conversational access to business data.
By following this guide, you'll configure your Slack app, set up authentication, and deploy your agent to handle tasks.
Step 1: Connect your slack workspace
Navigate to Connections
Click 'Slack' and then click 'Connect'

Review permissions and allow the app to connect to your workspace

Once connected: You should be redirected to the integration page and see connection details\

Step 2: Connect agent to a slack channel
Navigate to an agent you wish to connect to a slack channel
On the top right, press share
Open up the slack integration and choose an existing channel or create a new one.
Confirm access by toggeling the checkbox acknowledging the permission.

After connecting you should see the following\

Once successfully connected, the agent will announce itself in the selected channel.\

Step 3: Use the agent
You can trigger agent's by tagging them using @ActianAIAnalyst The agent will respond with reactions and as a reply to that message. Tagging the agent in a follow up to that thread will trigger a follow up task in the same conversation.
Integration health & tokens
Bot token vs user token
When you connect Slack, an org-level bot token is created automatically. This allows the bot to post messages and join public channels without any additional setup.
You (or any Studio admin) can also connect a personal user token by navigating to Connections > Slack and clicking "Connect". This walks you through an OAuth flow using your personal Slack account. The user token is required to invite the bot into private Slack channels — without it, the bot cannot access private channels.
The user token is per-user, meaning each Studio admin can connect their own personal Slack account independently.
Checking integration health
On the Connections > Slack page, the integration health panel shows the current status of both the bot token and user token:
A green check indicates the token is valid and working.
A red X indicates the token is invalid or has been revoked.
Use the refresh button to re-test the tokens at any time. If a token is shown as invalid, click "Reconnect" to go through the OAuth flow again and restore the connection.
Disconnecting
The "Disconnect" button on the Connections > Slack page removes the org's Slack integration entirely. Once disconnected, any agents that were connected to Slack channels will stop responding to messages.
That's it! You're ready to use Actian AI Analyst's AI agents in Slack.
Need support? Send an email to [email protected] - our team is happy to help!
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