Remember that your customers use Slack to communicate, collaborate and streamline processes while they’re at work. For example, slack or if you use multiple workspaces use the workspace name.Įnter the Bot OAuth Token for your Slack workspace in Token.Whether you’ve just started building an app, or are ready to submit one to the App Directory, this guide will help you prepare your app for the App Directory review.ĭuring the review, we’ll check that your app follows the guidelines below, which you’ll see summarized when you submit your app. Provide a name for the connection in Connection Name. Navigate to ScriptRunner→ Resources→ Add New Item→ Slack Connection. This is the token the feature needs to send messages, click the Copy button. The Bot Oauth Access Token now displays at the top of the OAuth & Permissions page. Navigate back to the OAuth and Permissions tab and click Install to Workspace to install the app.The Display Name is the name that will be displayed on Slack when a message is sent. Click Edit to change the Display Name and Default username for your bot (the app uses the bot user to post in the workspace).Once you have added at least one scope, navigate to App Home.You can edit this later to add extra permissions, such as chat:write and chat:write:public to post to a channel. These scopes tell your app the permissions that it has access to, such as sending messages or viewing rooms.įor example, add the im:write scope if you want your Slack bot to post a message to a user. Navigate to OAuth & Permissions and click Add an OAuth Scope under Bot Token Scopes.You’ll need to either sign in to your workspace or create a new workspace to add it as your development workspace. Choose your Development Slack Workspace.Enter an App Name, for example, ScriptRunner Integration.Navigate to Slack’s Your Apps page and click Create an App.We suggest setting up your Slack app on a development workspace first.

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