Slack Notifications
799 EUR / yearv1.3.5
Your team already lives in Slack. Slack Notifications sends each person their Turbo EA notifications as a Slack direct message — a todo assigned, an ADR waiting for their signature, a risk that landed on their plate — with a button straight back to the card. Everyone stays in control: a Slack column appears in their own notification preferences, next to In-app and Email, and they tick exactly which of the 25 notification types reach them there. Nothing is opted in by default. Setup is one Slack app created from a manifest we give you and one bot token pasted into Admin → Settings → Integrations: no OAuth callback to expose, no Slack Marketplace review, no inbound network access, so it works on a self-hosted or firewalled instance. Accounts are matched to Slack by email address automatically, with a manual member-ID override for anyone whose Slack address differs. The bot token is stored encrypted on your instance and never leaves it, deliveries are queued and retried with Slack's own rate limits honoured, and the admin panel shows connection status, the people mapping and a delivery log.
What’s new
1.3.52026-09-06
- Documented that the administrative notices are off for Slack until switched on. New extension available, Extension update available and Turbo EA update available reach Slack only once the administrator switches the Slack column on for those rows in their own notification preferences — like every other type — and a version core already announced in the bell is not announced again afterwards. No change in behaviour; the README now says so where people looked for it.
1.3.42026-09-05
- A failed connection test now tells you what Slack said. Both test buttons answered a gateway status that a proxy in front of your instance replaces with its own error page, so Slack's own reason never reached the browser and the panel showed a bare error. They now answer with the reason itself, and write the same line to the activity log — which a proxy cannot blank out.
- No change to how the extension behaves otherwise. The endpoint that tells you whether your own account is linked to Slack is now explicitly annotated as intentionally open to any signed-in user — it reads one row, yours, and it has to stay reachable or the Slack column in everyone's notification preferences would switch on and go nowhere. A new automated check in the vendor's build now verifies that every other endpoint requires a permission, and the annotation is what lets it tell a deliberate decision apart from an oversight.
1.3.32026-09-05
- This extension now ships a changelog. Every release from here on documents what changed for you in this file, and it travels inside the signed bundle so it is on disk wherever the extension is installed.
1.3.22026-08-27
- Packaging and test maintenance only — no change to how the extension behaves.
1.3.12026-08-26
- The extension carries its own logo, so it is recognisable on the Store and Installed tabs.
1.3.02026-08-26
- A Retry failed button on the delivery panel, so a message that failed while Slack was unreachable can be sent without waiting for the next one.
1.2.02026-08-26
- Everyone appears under People. Recipient lookup missed users it should have found, so some people could not be mapped to their Slack account at all.
1.1.02026-08-26
- The outbox no longer drains into nothing. Queued messages were being marked sent without reaching Slack.
1.0.02026-08-26
- First release. Deliver Turbo EA notifications to Slack as a third channel beside the in-app bell and email. Each person chooses per notification type in their own notification preferences; nothing is delivered to Slack until they switch it on.