Slack is both a door into the brain and a delivery surface: automations route their insights into the channels you pick, and confirmation flows work right in the thread.
Binee reads Slack and never changes anything in it. What it learns there powers answers, insights, and dashboards, and any follow-up work happens through tools where writing is supported, always with your approval.
Your team points the Unhappy client emails automation at #project-team.
That is the whole setup. Binee builds the automation, watches around the clock, and when something matches, the insight arrives with the evidence attached, in your Inbox, by email, or in Slack.
A workspace admin connects Slack once for the whole team: the one deliberate exception to per-person connections.
DM Binee like a teammate: "prep me for my 2pm with Acme." Same brain, same answers as the web.
Invite it to channels and point team automations there, so each part of the business gets its own stream.
The one deliberate exception to per-person connections: an admin connects Slack once for the whole workspace, and Binee joins like a teammate.
Binee reads recent activity in public channels it is invited to only, never private channels or direct messages between people.
No, structurally: it reads recent activity in public channels it was explicitly invited to, and never private channels or direct messages between people. Your DMs with Binee itself are just your conversation with Binee.
Yes. Confirmation flows work in the thread exactly as on the web: Binee shows what it wants to do and waits for your yes. Building and editing automations from Slack chat works too.
No new seats anywhere: Binee joins your existing Slack workspace, and Binee itself has unlimited seats on every plan.
Binee gets sharper with every connection: the more tools it reads, the more dots it can connect around Slack.