Slack automation
Slack is where the answer lands. The work happens against Jira, QuickBooks, Drive and your inbox, and the result arrives in the channel.
What Claritty does with Slack
Most of these automations are not about Slack at all. They read somewhere else, decide what is worth saying, and post it to a channel you choose. Sprint work that has stopped moving, tickets nobody owns, a bill big enough to need approval, files anyone with the link can open. Slack is the delivery, which is why more automations here need it than any integration except email.
Reading your Slack history is not what these do. They post into it. If you want an automation that acts on what people said in a channel, that is a job to describe rather than one to pick off this list.
Connecting is one click: Claritty runs the whole Slack sign-in and holds the credential server-side, so no key is ever pasted into an automation.
Slack automations you can start now
Every one of these needs Slack. Connect it once and they all use it.
Watch the deals big enough to matter
Checks Pipedrive each morning and posts the open deals worth over 10,000 to Slack. Ask in chat to change the number.
Read the inbound leads before you call them
Reads yesterday of inbound enquiry mail each morning and posts a short read on each one to Slack.
See what Bluesky is saying about you
Searches Bluesky each morning for mentions of your product and posts the ones worth answering to Slack.
Flag the bills big enough to need a second pair of eyes
Checks QuickBooks each morning and posts any bill over 5,000 to a Slack channel. Ask in chat to change the number.
Catch the payments that failed
Looks at recent Stripe charges each morning and posts the failed ones to Slack while they can still be recovered.
Triage the billing mail nobody has opened
Finds unread billing and invoice mail from the last two days and posts it to Slack so it does not sit there.
13 more like these, and the whole library covers every department. If none of them is your job, describe the one you have and Claritty builds that instead.
Questions people ask
Which channel does it post to?
One you name when you start it. That is usually the only thing an automation asks you for, and it is asked once on the review screen before the first run.
Will it post without me seeing it first?
A dry run shows you what it would have posted before it posts anything, and the first real send waits for your approval. Once you trust a particular automation you can tell it to stop asking.
Does it read messages in the channel?
No. These post to Slack. What they read is the system the report is about, which is Jira, QuickBooks, Drive, Trello or your inbox depending on the automation.
How do I connect it?
One click. Claritty runs the whole Slack sign-in and holds the credential server-side, so nothing is pasted into an automation and no key sits in a step for somebody to read later.
Connect Slack. Watch one run.
The first run works on your real Slack data rather than a sample, so you find out whether it catches anything before you decide anything.
Start freeFree, and no card. It runs for real, five times.