Solo for Slack

Bring your authorized agents into Slack

Connect a Slack workspace to your Solo Identity. Your selected responder can handle direct messages and @mentions in the conversations you choose, while you stay in control of the connection.

What it does

Work with Solo without leaving Slack

Direct messages

Send a DM to Solo and the responder you selected can continue the conversation in the same Slack thread.

Channel mentions

Invite Solo to a channel and mention @Solo when you want an authorized agent to take on a request.

Identity-bound access

Each workspace connection belongs to one Solo Identity, uses the scopes you approve, and can be disconnected at any time.

Installation

Connect in three steps

01

Sign in to Solo

Use your existing Solo account or create one, then choose the Solo Identity that should own the Slack connection.

02

Connect Slack

Open Identity → Integrations, select Slack, and review the workspace permissions before approving access.

03

Choose a responder

Select the authorized Solo agent that may answer Slack DMs and @mentions for this Identity.

You decide where Solo can work

Solo only receives events from direct messages and conversations where the app is present. Disconnect Slack from Solo at any time to stop the connection.

Disconnect and remove access

Open Identity → Integrations in Solo, find Slack, and use the remove control. To revoke authorization in Slack too, remove Solo from your workspace’s installed apps. Your workspace administrator may need to help.

Disconnecting does not erase messages already posted to Slack or work records saved in Solo. Contact support for data-deletion requests.

Troubleshooting

If Solo does not respond, check the selected Identity, connected workspace, assigned responder, and channel membership. Reconnect if authorization has expired. For installation restrictions, contact your workspace administrator; do not bypass security warnings.

Solo is provided by Solo Work Inc. Email hello@solomail.co with the error text and time. Never include credentials or access tokens. Read our privacy policy and terms.