Slack Reviews

Our department of IT project development uses Slack for communication between team members. This enables us to work remotely and more efficiently, and also allows us to target communication easily to individuals as well as custom groups. The whole organization has not started using this product at this time. But every member of the IT project development team is actively using this to discuss and share project issues and concerns as well as for department announcements, and various social uses- such as lunch planning, sharing various interests and items on the internet.

Our company was looking for a tool to standardize and centralize all internal communication. This limited the use of emails and helping to prevent conversations and exchange of confidential information of the company or projects of marketing actions and information were being exchanged free by there being able to be leaked. Slack was the choice, became the company's internal communication tool, centralized communication and also gave more agility, besides efficient, Slack proved very modern and attractive, officials love to work with it.

Slack is used across our organization, in addition to other messaging software, to connect individuals and make it easy to communicate. Most people prefer Slack over the other available tools because of its ability to save messages and files in an easy, unobtrusive way, as well as for the "fun" aspects of it that make communicating at work enjoyable.

Slack is a collaboration software used by our client. It is a truly amazing piece of collaborative software which has so many features. On top of that, it is extendable and add-ons can be installed to integrate new features. It is also easily integrated with microservices to provide alerts using hooks.

We use Slack as a primary communication tool within our organization. Being able to assign channels to group conversations, as well as instantly communicate with colleagues makes it an ideal tool for our organization. With remote employees, Slack is especially helpful at keeping everyone on the same page without having to sift through a ton of email for quick questions or just friendly chat.

We use Slack for all of us to communicate, collaborate, and stay updated on pushes from our Git repository. It's been useful to send data to and notify us on a regular basis so that we are all on the same page. Everybody currently uses it at our company but a majority of the posts come from our software engineers.

Slack is used in smaller groups within departments. It helps to address the lack of communication after work or when we are out of the office. We use it to organize and advertise meetings and share information about news that might be of the group´s interest. In addition, it is very useful when it comes to asking a question to specific members of the group.

We use Slack to communicate with each other inside the office as an alternative to email. We also still use email, but typically for more formal requests, or if documents need to be attached. Slack is a great communication tool because anyone can create a topic-specific 'channel' and make it either an open or closed channel. This makes it very easy to find specific conversations, or have a quick, informal chat with someone in the office.

Slack is used as means of communication by us and clients as well by our colleagues. It is used by a department only. It's reduced our internal email. All our work is now done at a faster rate than before due to faster communication. In my opinion, it is way faster than Skype for Business.

I use Slack to communicate with my colleagues. I also use slack to track incoming requests from different teams across the organization and to transfer large files that may be too large for email to handle. So many features and the file sharing absolutely key as Outlook sends so many issues with file storage.

We use Slack as a way to communicate between our 4 offices. All departments use and new staff are trained on it. The option to have separate channels makes it really easy to find updates by department or team or by office.

We use Slack throughout our entire organisation. It's an incredible piece of software which makes segmenting announcements a simple & effective process. One of the most attractive features that this software provides is the ability to integrate seamlessly with many third party software vendors, making the benefit two-fold.

It's thanks to integration potential that we're able to schedule alerts, announcements, birthday reminders and more all in one central location.

Across the whole organization- but the ease of quickly containerizing groups and issues is how we use it. So departments can have their own space, and groups can be created on the fly for quick solutions or brainstorming. It's a cool, and also fun tool for communication. Huge upgrade from other ways to chat.

Slack is used across the whole organization for communicating with every professional. It is the easiest way to discuss work tasks.

I'm using Slack now with two of my existing clients. One from Australia and one from the US but currently based in Singapore. Slack helps to group our messaging accordingly and retrieve messages to a certain point. I love using Slack because it removes the noise that's available on Skype.

Slack is a tool designed to create and establish strategies to guarantee a good service to your colleagues, clients and friends. Since we implemented this tool, the important advances we have obtained are reflected in the satisfaction of having accurate and quality information at hand. Slack has helped us to organize a myriad of tasks that relate to my activity itself.

It is used across the whole org as well as within each dept separately. Huge help with the ability to have archives of shared knowledge that may fall through the cracks when employees leave or transition to new roles. In addition, it streamlines collaboration that is transactional in nature, saving time to do more important work. The emojis are surprisingly helpful with reporting.

Slack is perfect for working with computers remotely. In my case I used it in a company where we worked remotely, and it works perfectly, has many functions, and the best thing is that the mobile app works wonders. You can chat with your team work constantly and keep your group organized. Besides that you can share many things in a conversation, you can also activate notifications, on the desktop and always be attentive to your chats. I've also used it to conduct remote conversations and inductions through a slack chat since you can share different types of files and it's pretty good

[It's being used] Across the whole organization - great for working internationally. All of our team members use it daily to talk about projects, send files from Word docs to images, integrate with Hubspot, etc.

Slack is used as an internal way to connect different departments within our company. It helps communicate needs and requests seamlessly.

The entire HuffPost organization uses Slack. We have separate channels for editorial, products, and engineering. It is a great way to communicate with multiple people in various departments or a group of people in one department. The Slack integrations for Github are very useful to the engineers. We also have a bot built in that communicates any known technical issues with internal systems to the other departments.

Slack is being used as an internal tool to communicate with others within the network to coordinate meetings, campaign planning and brainstorming and even general chat.

Slack has yet to be accepted by the whole organization, but I am using it in my interactions with the teams that I work with. I use it for agendas, scheduling meeting times, setting polls, and coordinating events for the teams I work with. Slack addresses the mass communication within a team along with simple scheduling tasks that integrate multiple peoples calendar.

Slack is our main communication platform at our enterprise. Slack is an easy communication platform with very powerful capabilities. Although their app marketplace is still growing, the powerful capabilities actually lie within the platform itself. From private to public channels, Slack is very customizable but in a shockingly easy way. The sales/support team is also very friendly and will teach Slack veterans with best-practice tips and more advanced capabilities that can further enable collaboration and remove friction from any team or organization.