The Jet Admin Slack integration lets your app send messages, post files and read channel and user data, driven by the same tables, forms and record actions you already build in Jet. Whether an order needs a team alert, an approval needs a response, or an incident needs its own channel, the whole workflow runs inside Jet, and every action is scoped by role and written to the audit log.

That covers what teams build on Slack first: alerting and notification workflows tied to your own records, approval requests sent straight to a manager's DM, and incident response flows that create a channel and pull in the right people automatically. Because Jet reads your own database alongside Slack, every alert can reference the order, ticket or account it's about, and nobody needs to babysit a dashboard to see it.

Key benefits

• Alerts your team actually sees. Push real-time notifications to Slack instead of relying on someone to check your app.
• Messages joined to your own data. Slack sits next to the Postgres, MySQL or Mongo you already use, so an alert can reference the exact record it's about.
• Approvals without an email chain. Post an approval request to a channel or DM and update the record the moment someone responds.
• Actions with a record. Every message, channel creation and archive runs inside your app and is written to the audit log.
• Complete workflows. Tie an alert to everything that follows it: update a record, escalate if there's no response, close the loop automatically.
• No extra Slack admin work. Create, archive and manage channels from your app instead of doing it by hand in Slack.

How to connect Jet Admin with Slack

1. In Slack, create an app at api.slack.com/apps and add the bot scopes you need (chat:write, channels:read, users:read).
2. Install the app to your workspace and copy the Bot User OAuth token.
3. In Jet Admin, open your project and add a new resource, or pick Slack while creating a project.
4. Choose Slack and paste the OAuth token.
5. Jet loads your Slack objects: Channels, Users and Messages.
6. Add the data sources you want to join with them, for example the records your alerts should reference.
7. Add actions and workflows on top: alerts on record changes, approval requests, and daily digest messages.