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Integration

Slack knows when a post goes live.

Publishing, approvals and new ideas reach the channel your team already reads, and questions come back the same way.

SlackScripe

The channel your team already reads.

Scripe posts into Slack at the moments a team wants to know, and stays quiet otherwise.

#marketing

  • Lea Brandt published: Why our onboarding takes six days, not sixty minutes
  • Marcus Feld published: What 40 discovery calls taught us about pricing pages
  • Priya Desai published: Stop measuring impressions. Start counting meetings.

A message when a post goes live.

The moment a post is published, the channel gets it: author, opening line, link. Colleagues react on LinkedIn while the post is fresh.

A preview in your DMs.

Before a scheduled post is published, its author gets the preview as a direct message: the text, the slot, the media. One look, and a wrong slot is caught in time.

#content-reviews

  • Review requested: Eva Johanna Egg asks Nicolle to review Why we publish our prices
  • Review requested: Christoph asks Eva to review Public prices, 90 days in: the numbers
  • Approved: Nicolle approved Why we publish our prices, scheduled for Tue 9:10

Review requests where they get read.

A review request reaches the reviewer in Slack, with the draft's title and a link into Scripe.

What Slack hears, and what it does not.

Which events reach the channel, and where everything else goes.

All integrations

  • Your channel, your rules

    Pick the channel per workspace; announcements go there, personal notifications go to the person.

  • Only events

    Slack hears from Scripe when something happened, not on a schedule.

  • Beyond Slack

    Any other destination is a webhook away: Zapier, n8n or your own endpoint.

Questions about Slack

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