The implementation of these functions has changed though, so below is a handy list of how to replace your legacy features. If you've built a legacy custom integration in the past, you'll find all of the same functionality available to use in Slack apps. Moving to Slack apps from Custom Integrations Prepare your app for the App Directory to boost distribution and discovery. Use OAuth installation to allow your app to be distributed beyond your workspace. If you want to build an app to share with the wide world, you can do that too.īuild an internal integration and install for your workspace with just one click. If you want to build an app that's just for your workspace, you can do that.
Manage and monitor your workspaces programmatically using the SCIM and Audit Logs. Use the Events API to get pushes about all sorts of activities in workspaces the minute they happen. The Web API is the best way to access historical data in Slack workspaces, and make changes to them - like sending messages. Once users start interacting with your Slack app, our APIs will let you retrieve the data you need from the various resources in Slack, and send data back to make updates or publish something new. Keep things friendly and conversational by turning your app into a bot.Ĭreate interactive messages to act as starting points for complex workflows. Let users do things with messages by creating custom message actions. Slack apps can interact with users in lots of different ways, and we leave it up to developers like you to pick the interactions most suited to their audiences.Įmpower users to invoke workflows at will using slash commands.
The Slack platform offers a range of ways for users and apps to interact, all the APIs you need to read and write data from and to conversations and users, and various methods of distribution. Moving to Slack apps from Custom Integrations.If you want to learn how to move your legacy integration to a new Slack app, we have some tips for you below. You'll find a section below filled with tips about the right learning path to take!
If you're just starting out, we recommend that you learn instead about the replacement for legacy integrations - Slack apps. If you're still reading, we suspect that you either have an existing legacy custom integration, or that you stumbled across this page looking for a general overview of what you can do with apps on Slack.įor developers with those existing legacy integrations, the old docs for each feature are still available, and we'll keep them around in case you need them.
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