Social media management for Slack teams

Run your social media operation from Slack.

Explore creation, approvals, scheduling, and publishing workflows in Slack.

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Slash Social APP · 8:30 AM
☀️ Good morning — your Lumen Trail digestFriday, July 10 · America/Los_AngelesToday's briefing
2 posts scheduled · 1 ready for review
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Maya Chen 9:18 AM

City views, trail miles, and one pack built for both. Meet TrailLite. #TrailLite #CityToSummit

TrailLite campaign creative
Slash Social APP · 9:18 AM

Got it — I found:
📎 1 file · 📝 City views, trail miles, and one…

📎 Got your file — choose a destination in your library:

📝 Caption detected — it will be added when you review the post.

01 · CaptureStart by sending the post to Slash Social.

Type the caption, add the image, and send—then Review post opens Create with everything intact.

Simulated product walkthrough using illustrative Lumen Trail data.

Your first post

Take one post from idea to published.

Explore how one real post moves through approvals, the calendar, and a supported social account in Slack.

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Create and approve

Turn one real idea into an approved post.

Create the post in Slack, send it to the right approver, and keep the decision with the post.

Explore approvals →
In SlackExample workspace
#social-queueThread
Slash SocialAPP9:18 AM

TrailLite city-to-summit launch · Instagram · Image

City views, trail miles, and one pack built for both. Meet TrailLite. #TrailLite #CityToSummit

State
Pending approval
Owner
Maya Chen
Window
Wed 10:00 AM
Media
1 image attached
Review historyMaya requested review · 9:18 AMBrand voice checked · 9:19 AM
Reply to thread in #social-queue
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Place it on the calendar

See exactly when approved work goes live.

Place the approved post on the calendar with its brand, social account, owner, and local publish time.

Explore the calendar →
In SlackExample workspace
Slash Social

Slash Social

Slash command response

Weekly plan command

This week has 3 open slots, 2 posts ready, and one pillar without coverage.

/social plan week · Launch week · Lumen Trail
⚡ Generate from gaps

Create draft ideas for empty campaign slots before Monday review.

AI-assisted planning
Wednesday, July 1st
MA
Maya Chen9:02 AM

/social plan week Lumen Trail

Slash SocialAPP9:02 AM

Opening next week’s plan for Lumen Trail in America/New_York.

Message Slash Social
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Publish with confidence

Send approved posts live on time.

Publish through the connected account and keep the team aligned on what goes live and when.

Explore publishing →
In SlackExample workspace
Slash Social

Your first post is live

Published to Instagram @lumentrail · 10:00 AM ET

Reporting starts now

Slash will collect the available performance data and bring useful changes into the next plan.

First reporting snapshot expected tomorrow

Why Slack-native

The conversation becomes your social command center.

Ideas, feedback, decisions, and handoffs already happen in Slack. Slash Social connects that work to an entitled, provider-permitted, certified platform profile.

Review the setup path →
  1. 01

    Keep the source attached.

    The original brief, media, brand, social accounts, and feedback stay with the post from the first message through publication.

  2. 02

    Send the next action to its owner.

    Creators, approvers, and connected-account owners see the item or account action that needs their attention in Slack.

  3. 03

    Keep the team in its working rhythm.

    Your team can create, approve, schedule, publish, and review results without leaving Slack.

FAQ

What teams and Slack admins ask before they start.

Does Slash Social replace a separate social media dashboard?

Start with approvals and publishing operations in Slack. Planning, inbox triage, and reporting extend the same workflow when your team needs them. The web app remains available for setup, billing, account connections, and public documentation.

Which platforms can we connect?

Platform behavior varies by provider, account type, media format, and operation. Review the platform page for documented connection and publishing availability.

Which plans include approval workflows?

Free includes one approver, one approval step, and 25 approval decisions each month. Starter supports up to three approvers on a single-step route. Team adds multi-step routing, external review, and audit history.

Can an admin review permissions before installation?

Yes. The trust center and copyable admin packet explain every requested Slack scope, stored data category, AI-processing boundary, and deletion path before installation.

Is Slash Social available in the Slack Marketplace?

Not yet. Public acquisition is not currently available. Join the waitlist to hear when Slash Social becomes available. Joining does not start an installation.

Start in Slack

Turn your next idea into a scheduled post.

Public acquisition is not currently available. Join the waitlist to hear when Slash Social becomes available. Explore the product, try the free tools, and review pricing while you wait.

One email. A clear next step.

Read our privacy policy. No account, Slack connection, or card needed.

  1. 01
    Review the product

    Explore the Slack workflows, supported platform profiles, and operating boundaries.

  2. 02
    Join the waitlist

    Leave your email so we can let you know when Slash Social becomes available.

  3. 03
    Prepare your workflow

    Identify the workspace, social profile, and first production workflow for a future authorized path.

Slash Social does not use your Slack or customer content to train large language models.

  • Humans approve and publish
  • Work stays separated by brand
  • Admin review available
Need workspace approval? Review permissions and copy the admin packet →

Public site guide

Ask Slash Social

Answers come from Slash Social’s public site.

Ask about product fit, features, platforms, pricing, or how Slash Social works.

Use public questions only. Don’t share workspace content, credentials, or personal data.