Send to a channel
Post a meeting’s recap or an Ask draft to a channel, when you choose to.
Integrations · Slack
Meeting recaps, in your Slack channels.
Send a meeting’s recap to a channel when you choose, or have a folder post every new recap on its own. Notes only — never the transcript.
What it does
Folder recaps
A folder can post each new meeting’s recap to its own channel once the notes are ready.
Notes only
Snapr posts notes only, never the transcript. It posts only in channels its bot was added to.
How to connect
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Connect your Slack workspace
A Snapr workspace admin opens Settings › Integrations › Slack, chooses Connect and allows Snapr in Slack. It’s connected once, for everyone in the workspace.
How Snapr handles this data: privacy policy.
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Invite Snapr to a channel
In Slack, type /invite @Snapr in each channel Snapr should post to.
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Send a recap
Open a meeting, choose Share › Send recap and pick the channel — or set a folder’s recap channel so each new meeting posts there.
Good questions.
What can Snapr see in Slack?
Snapr stores your workspace’s ID and name, an access token for its bot (encrypted), and the channels you choose. It reads channel names only to list them for you, and never reads messages in your Slack workspace.
See our privacy policy for the details.
What does Snapr post?
Only what someone sends — a meeting’s recap or an Ask draft — in channels its bot was added to. Never the transcript.
Which plans include Slack?
It comes with the Pro, Business and Enterprise plans.
How do I disconnect?
In Snapr, open Settings › Integrations › Slack and choose Disconnect. That revokes Snapr’s token in Slack. You can also remove the app in Slack.
Need help?
Write to support@snapr.so or visit the help center.
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