The Slack integration brings channel and message metadata into Leanmote, contributing to the Team Collaboration Network and to interaction signals across other dashboards.
What Leanmote pulls from Slack
Channels you allow Leanmote to access.
Message metadata — author, timestamp, channel, mentions.
Reactions on messages (used as lightweight engagement signals).
Leanmote does not store full message bodies in any dashboard surface — it stores the metadata needed to compute interaction metrics.
Connect Slack
Open
Administration → Productivity Tools.Find Slack under Communication and click Connect.
Sign in to your Slack workspace and authorize the Leanmote app.
Choose the channels to track. Engineering channels (#eng, #incidents, team channels) are most useful.
Click Save.
Permissions
Leanmote requests only read-only scopes — no write access to Slack. The integration needs read access to the channels you select and to user profile information so Slack identities can be mapped to Leanmote teammates.
What it powers
Cross-team interaction patterns visible on Team Collaboration Network.
Volume signals that pair with code-review activity to spot collaboration gaps.
Privacy and access
Only channels you explicitly select are accessed.
Private channels require the connecting user to be a member.
Token storage and access controls follow the same rules as other integrations — encrypted at rest, accessed only during scheduled syncs.
Related articles
Integrations overview
Team Collaboration Network — overview