Follow these steps
Complete the workflow, then verify it
- 1
Choose Slack in a Flow
Start a new Flow or edit an existing one, then choose Slack as the destination integration.
- 2
Authorize the workspace
Choose Add account to open Slack authorization. Review the workspace and channel access requested, then approve and return to ReviewBot.
- 3
Select a focused channel
Use a channel such as #app-reviews or #mobile-support. Tell the channel owner what the Flow sends and which rules trigger an alert.
- 4
Configure the handoff
Include low-star reviews and focused issue keywords first. Keep the original review link and source context in the message so the owner can investigate without searching.
- 5
Send a test alert
Save or turn on the Flow, send a test alert, and confirm the message appears in the intended channel with readable rating, text, app, and link context.
Quick checklist
- ✓The correct Slack workspace is authorized.
- ✓The channel owner knows the alert rules.
- ✓The channel is not a general noise stream.
- ✓A test message was acknowledged.
If something does not work
Slack authorization returns to ReviewBot but no channel appears+
Check that the intended workspace was selected and that the Slack account can access the channel. Reconnect the account if the authorization was interrupted.
The channel receives too many alerts+
Start with one- and two-star reviews or a few issue keywords. Use Status Report for the complete trend and keep urgent channels focused.
Frequently asked questions
Can I send different apps to different Slack channels?+
Yes. Create a Flow per app or owner when routing differs. This makes channel ownership and alert rules easier to understand.
Does Slack receive scheduled reports?+
Yes, use the Status Report task with a weekly or monthly schedule when the team needs a digest instead of individual notifications.