Slack review integration
See new reviews and reply from a Slack channel
New reviews arrive in your chosen Slack channel, filtered by rating, and your team can publish replies without leaving Slack. Let WebVouch host the connection, or run the open-source Review Bridge on your own infrastructure.
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What moves between the two systems
WebVouchA new review or reply arrives- What starts it
- A new review arrives that matches the rating filter you configured.
- What WebVouch receives
- The reply you submit in the Slack modal, published as your public response.
- What goes back to Slack
- A review card in the channel you chose, updated in place once the reply is published.
What the Slack integration does
Receive new public reviews in one channel, filtered to all, positive or critical.
Publish a reply from a Slack modal and watch it land back in the message thread.
Choose hosting by WebVouch or self-host the open-source Review Bridge.
How to set it up
3 steps, in the order you do them. The connection lives in your business panel.
- 1
Choose how to connect
For hosting by WebVouch, open Slack in your business integrations and click Connect Slack. To self-host, follow the Review Bridge guide linked below.
- 2
Choose your channel
The hosted connection asks you to authorise Slack and select a channel. For self-hosting, create your own Slack app, invite it to a channel and run the bridge with Docker Compose.
- 3
Set your review preferences
Choose all, positive or critical reviews and enable replies if your team should respond from Slack. With hosting by WebVouch, these settings live in your business panel.
When Slack is the right choice
Pick Slack when your team wants to see new reviews and respond where it already works. Choose hosting by WebVouch for a simple connection, or self-host when you want to manage the Slack app and infrastructure yourself.
Read the Slack integration before you install it
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- slack-for-webvouchSource codeThe Review Bridge itself, in TypeScript under Apache-2.0. It ships with a Docker Compose file and a Slack app manifest, and keeps delivery cursors in a small local database.(opens in a new tab)
- Slack integration guideReferenceBoth routes side by side, the hosted connection and the bridge you run yourself, with the scopes each one needs.(opens in a new tab)
Slack integration questions
No. WebVouch can host the connection for you. Self-hosting is an optional alternative using the open-source Review Bridge, your own Slack app and Docker Compose.
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