
GDPR compliant
Dots is designed to support GDPR compliance through secure data handling, controlled access, and privacy-focused practices.
Bring IT operations into Slack. Get real-time updates, approve actions, and stay aligned – without leaving Slack.


Once authorized, you’ll be redirected back to Dots and see a confirmation that Slack is connected.

To allow Dots to post messages into your channel:

The delivery has been completed and awaits confirmation. Confirm directly from Slack, or Dots will finalize it after a few days.

When our procurement team uploads a quote, you’ll get a Slack notification to review the order details and approve the offer instantly.

The delivery has been completed and awaits confirmation. Confirm directly from Slack, or Dots will finalize it after a few days.

Security and privacy are core principles of the Dots platform. Dots is built with enterprise-grade security and follows industry best practices to protect your data.

Dots is designed to support GDPR compliance through secure data handling, controlled access, and privacy-focused practices.


SOC 2 is an audit standard focusing on data protection. It shows our company’s strict data protection measures.
Dots requests a limited set of permissions required to deliver notifications and enable actions in Slack.
Dots uses Slack data solely to enable communication between the Dots platform and your Slack workspace.
Dots stores only essential integration data. Slack messages aren’t used for marketing, data is securely protected, and access is restricted to authorized users.
Installation may require approval from a Slack workspace administrator based on your workspace settings.
You can disconnect the integration at any time. Dots will immediately stop sending messages and processing actions.
Find solutions to common setup issues, permissions errors, and messaging problems.
Dots only requests permissions that are necessary for the integration to the work as described.
| Slack permission | Why Dots needs it |
|---|---|
| chat:write | Send messages as @Dots. |
| groups:write | Manage private channels that Dots has been added to and create new ones. |
| channels:read | View basic information about public channels in a workspace. |
| incoming-webhook | Post messages to specific channels in Slack. |
The Dots Slack integration brings real-time IT operations updates and actionable workflows directly into your Slack channels. You can receive notifications, review information, and approve or confirm actions without leaving Slack.
Dots requests only the Slack permissions needed for the integration to work.
These permissions allow Dots to:
The exact permissions requested are shown during the Slack installation process.
Dots only accesses the Slack data required to provide the integration functionality. This may include:
Dots does not access unnecessary Slack data.
Slack data is used solely to enable notifications, approvals, confirmations, and workflow actions within Dots. Dots:
Yes. During setup, you can select the Slack channel where Dots will send notifications and updates. You can update this channel later through your Dots integration settings.
Only users with the appropriate permissions in Dots can approve workflow actions such as purchase requests, deliveries, or other operational tasks. Permissions are managed through your Dots account settings.
The Dots Slack integration helps your team stay updated and take action on important Dots workflows directly from Slack.
The notifications you receive depend on your Dots notification settings. Some notification types can be enabled or disabled, allowing your team to control which updates are sent to Slack.
Depending on the notification, you may be able to:
Some actions can be completed directly from Slack, while others will direct you to Dots to review or complete the next step.
Not all notification types are customizable.
Team members who have access to the Slack channel connected to Dots can interact with the available notifications and actions.
We recommend connecting Dots to a dedicated channel that includes the relevant team members, so operational updates and actions remain visible to the right people.
Dots uses Slack data only to support the integration and related workflow activity, such as notifications and actions taken from Slack.
We only process the information needed for the integration to work and do not use Slack data for advertising or profiling.
Access to integration data is limited to the systems and team members required to operate and support the service.
If no action is taken, Dots may automatically continue the workflow after a set period of time.
For example, some delivery confirmations can be completed automatically if the recipient does not respond within the defined timeframe.
The exact behavior depends on the workflow and your organization’s configuration.
Yes. To disconnect Slack:
Once disconnected, Dots will stop sending notifications and processing Slack-based actions.
It depends on your Slack workspace settings.
Some companies require a Slack Workspace Admin to approve new apps. If Slack asks for approval during setup, contact your Slack administrator.
On the Dots side, you need to be a Dots Admin with edit permissions to set up the Slack integration. Once connected, you can add the integration to the relevant Slack channel.
Yes. Dots can support private channels when the required Slack permissions have been granted and the Dots app has been added to the selected channel.
If you experience issues with installation, permissions, notifications, or workflow actions, contact our support team. Our team will help troubleshoot the issue and guide you through the resolution process.
You can learn more by visiting our Security and Privacy resources. Dots follows industry best practices for protecting customer data and maintains compliance standards including:
For detailed information, visit our Security Center or Privacy Policy.
If you have any questions about our Slack integration, please reach out to our team.
