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Once your workspace has the Slack integration connected, the same assistant behind Ask Quivly is available inside Slack.

Ways to use it

  • DM the bot — message Quivly directly and ask anything about your customers. Suggested prompts cover portfolio health, revenue, at-risk accounts, and support load.
  • @mention in a channel@Quivly which accounts renewed this month? runs the question in the channel.
  • Summarize a thread — @mention the bot inside a thread with no question and it summarizes the thread and suggests next steps.
  • Reply in a thread — once the bot has answered in a thread, follow-ups don’t need an @mention.
  • App Home — the bot’s Home tab shows a portfolio summary: total customers, MRR, at-risk counts, and the top accounts needing attention.

What answers look like

The bot replies with formatted Slack messages — headers, tables, and charts uploaded as images. While it works, it posts live progress updates and reacts with 👀, switching to ✅ when done. Answers can include follow-up action buttons and 👍/👎 feedback buttons. It can also read image attachments you include with a question.

Limits

  • 10 requests per minute per Slack user.
  • Thread context uses up to the last 40 messages.

FAQ

The bot answers where it’s invited — DMs, @mentions, and threads it’s part of. Separately, channels you’ve mapped to customers are ingested for conversation intelligence; see the Slack integration.
An admin needs to install the Quivly Slack app under Settings → Integrations → Slack.