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# Connect Slack with OAuth

Connect Slack to JetAdmin to access channels, users, messages, and automate communication workflows.

The **Slack integration** brings your workspace communication data into JetAdmin. Once connected, you can query channels, users, and messages, and trigger Slack actions such as sending scheduled messages, inviting users to channels, fetching user profiles, and many more.\
This enables robust internal tools that interface directly with Slack for notifications, automated processes, and workflow management..

#### Steps

1. **Go to Data Settings:**\
   In JetAdmin, open **Data → Add Resource**.
2. **Select Slack:**\
   Choose **Slack** from the list of data sources.
3. **Name your resource (optional):**\
   Enter a custom name such as *Team Slack* or *Company Communication*.
4. **Sign in with OAuth:**\
   Use the OAuth sign-in option.\
   A pop-up will appear choose the Slack workspace you want to connect.
5. **Add Resource:**\
   JetAdmin will verify your connection. Once successful, your Slack collections and actions will be available immediately.

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**Useful Tips**\
• Use the **Schedule Message** action to send automated updates at specific times.\
• Combine Slack actions with other data sources (like your CRM data or support tool) to notify teams automatically.
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![Connect Slack with OAuth connection form in Jet Admin](https://3448227606-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2F-LQ08RFAKZvFADEiXKFy%2Fuploads%2F9sdaphjIhpahQixyEJ8f%2Fslack-oauth-connection.jpg?alt=media)

The connection form shows where to name the resource and start authentication.


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