Inbox
A social inbox that turns replies into owned work.
Bring mentions, comments, customer replies, saved responses, assignments, and follow-up state into the same Slack workspace as planning and approvals.
Why it matters
Triage urgent conversations without asking the team to keep ten native apps open.
- Unified queue for replies, mentions, and moderation work
- Assignments, saved replies, and follow-up status
- Role-aware visibility for managers, creators, and reviewers
- SLA-oriented triage for urgent customer moments
In Slack
See inbox where the team will use it.
The preview below shows how inbox appears in Slack — the context, entry points, and next actions your team uses every day.
How does the inbox artifact prove ownership?
It shows who owns the reply, how old it is, whether it needs escalation, and which response path is available.
The reply queue keeps the source message, owner, SLA, and response actions together.
The inbox artifact shows priority, assignment, saved response context, and follow-up state for replies and mentions.
- Where it lives
- Slack inbox triage queue
- Visible workflow
- Replies have priority, owner, SLA, and close state
- Decision
- Assign, reply, escalate, or close
- /social inbox
- Assign conversation action
- Saved reply action
Turn inbound messages into accountable work.
Instead of letting social replies sit inside platform tabs, Slash Social can route inbound items to the people who can answer, escalate, or close them.
Keep common responses consistent.
Saved replies help teams answer routine questions faster while still leaving room for human judgment when the conversation needs care.
Separate urgent work from noise.
Managers can watch status, aging, and ownership so sensitive replies do not depend on memory or manual check-ins.
Outcomes
What your team gets from inbox in Slack.
Inbound replies land as assigned work with platform, brand, and urgency visible without opening native apps.
Aging and SLA signals surface in the Engage work center so stuck conversations do not wait for a manual sweep.
Each conversation keeps an owner, status, and follow-up note until someone closes it with a reason.
FAQ
Inbox questions
Is the inbox only for comments?
No. It is designed for replies, mentions, moderation tasks, flagged conversations, saved responses, and follow-up workflows.
Can teams assign inbox items?
Yes. Inbox items can be assigned and tracked so ownership is clear.
Ready when your team is
Bring inbox into Slack.
Start with the workflow that hurts most, then connect the rest of your social operation around it.