Meet your team where they already are
Your team is already in Slack or Teams all day. A bot that lives there gets used, because there's nothing new to open and no new login. It can answer questions, kick off routine tasks, and surface information right in a channel or a DM.
Adoption is the hard part of internal tools, and putting the assistant where people already work solves most of it.
- Native Slack and Microsoft Teams bots, not a separate app to learn
- Answers in channels or private DMs, with slash commands and mentions
- Proactive notifications and alerts pushed to the right channel
- Actions and approvals handled inside the conversation
- Respects your workspace's permissions and channel structure
From answering to doing
A good internal bot doesn't just answer — it does work. It can look something up in another system, create a ticket, trigger a workflow, post a scheduled update, or route a request to the right person, all without anyone leaving chat.
We build it around the specific tasks that eat your team's time, so it removes real friction rather than adding a novelty.
- Lookups from your internal systems surfaced in chat
- Ticket creation, status updates, and approvals in-line
- Scheduled digests and reminders posted automatically
- Routing requests to the right team or person
- Optional grounding in your docs so it answers knowledge questions too
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Frequently asked questions
Slack, Teams, or both?
Either or both. We can build for whichever your company uses, and if you're split across both, a bot can serve each with the same underlying logic.
How is a Slack/Teams bot different from an internal knowledge assistant?
They overlap. A knowledge assistant focuses on answering from your docs; a Slack/Teams bot is about where it lives and what it does — running workflows and pushing notifications inside chat. Many teams want both, combined.
Will it respect our private channels and permissions?
Yes. It's built to honor your workspace's access rules, so it doesn't surface information to people who shouldn't see it. That's part of the setup, not an add-on.