Slack Agent brings SuprSend Agent into your Slack workspace. Look up profiles, trigger workflows, change preferences, pull delivery analytics, and ask product questions — all from a DM or channel.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.suprsend.com/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Quick start
- Install the Slack App for your workspace from Account Settings → AI & Agents. Your SuprSend admin can share the install link.
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After install,
@SuprSendappears as a regular bot user in your workspace — DM it or invite it to any channel. -
Start asking:
- In a channel: type
@suprsendfollowed by your request. - In a DM: open a direct message with
@SuprSendand just type.
- In a channel: type
DMs vs. channels
Slack Agent works in both DMs and channels, but how it handles sensitive information depends on where you ask.| Surface | When to use it | PII behavior |
|---|---|---|
| Direct messages | Private lookups, work tied to a specific user, anything involving identifiers, channel addresses, or device tokens. | Full access — emails, phone numbers, push tokens, and other PII are returned in full. |
| Channels | Team-visible work — analytics summaries, workflow audits, debugging in front of teammates. | Protective layer — if your prompt touches PII, Slack Agent does not post sensitive identifiers in the channel. It DMs you the sensitive parts and replies in-thread with a non-sensitive summary. |
Why the channel protection exists — Slack channels are searchable, exportable, and often shared with broader audiences than the people who asked. Posting a user’s raw email or phone number into
#growth can leak PII to anyone with channel history access. Slack Agent’s protective layer keeps the conversation visible to the team while routing the identifiers to your DM.What Slack Agent can help with
Data and lookups
Fetch user profiles, preferences, and object or tenant configuration. List workflows, templates, and events.
User and object management
Create or update users and objects. Manage channel addresses (email, SMS, push, Slack, and others). Update notification preferences. Add or remove users from subscriber lists or object subscriptions.
Workflows and events
Trigger API-triggered workflows. Track events so event-triggered workflows can run.
Analytics
Query notification delivery stats, engagement rates, and workflow execution counts. Ask for trend summaries or charts for breakdowns over time.
Documentation
Get answers about how SuprSend works — APIs, SDKs, channels, templates, workflows, preferences, and related concepts.
Example prompts
Use clear identifiers (user distinct ID, object ID, workflow slug, tenant key) so Slack Agent calls the right tools.Settings
Manage the Slack App from Account Settings → AI & Agents — same page as the dashboard Agent. From there you can:- Install, connect, or disconnect your Slack workspace.
- Toggle the Slack App on or off (disabling stops Slack Agent from responding in any channel or DM).
- View Slack-attributed credit usage alongside the rest of your AI consumption.
Related
Agent
The same workspace tools from inside the SuprSend dashboard — useful when you’re not in Slack.
MCP overview
Model Context Protocol for IDEs — complementary to chat agents for developers.