Plugin · team chat
Groxbot + Slackbot
Slackbot gives agents workspace-wide read access to a Slack workspace on behalf of the installing user - search messages and files, browse channel and thread history, and look up users and channels - while continuing to post and react as the bot. Includes direct messages and user email addresses so agents can search across DMs and resolve users by email.
How a Bot uses Slackbot
101 Slackbot tools and 9 triggers. Connect under Plugins. The Bot still asks before anything leaves the thread.
- Watch the Slackbot rooms you name and pull the decisions into one handoff.
- Draft a reply in the Bot thread. Never post to the channel on its own.
- Cite the message, not a vibe. If it cannot find the thread, it stops.
Never without you
- Post into a Slackbot channel
- Invite or kick people
First message
Summarize the Slackbot room I name. Decisions, owners, dates. Do not post.
Tools a Bot can call
A sample from the Slackbot toolkit. The Bot calls these after you connect. Writes that would go live still wait for approval.
- Add call participants
- Add reaction to message
- Add a remote file
- Archive a Slack conversation
- Close conversation channel
- Create a reminder
Jobs that use Slackbot
- Paid media — Pull spend and results from the sources you name. Cite the sheet. Never change live campaigns.
- Bug reproduction — Reproduce the bug from the report. Write steps, expected vs actual, and a minimal fixture. Do not change production.
- Account health — Watch the accounts you name. Flag churn risk with evidence. Do not message the customer until you say so.
Related integrations
FAQ
Does Groxbot have a native Slackbot integration?
Yes. Connect Slackbot under Plugins. The Bot still asks before anything leaves the thread — sending team chat included.
Can a Bot change live Slackbot data?
Not by default. Groxbot is talk-first: draft in the thread, grant access when it hits a wall. Live Slackbot writes wait for you.
Do I need a workflow builder?
No. Create a Bot, message it, grant access as needed. There isn't anything to learn — it's like bringing on a coworker.