Slack
Connect Slack so Parvenu can post to your workspace — flow results, alerts, and messages from Parvenu's automations land in a channel you choose.
Connect Slack so Parvenu can post to your workspace — flow results, alerts, and messages from Parvenu's automations land in a channel you choose.
The button opens your Parvenu Integrations page. Sign in (or start a free trial), then click "Connect" on the Slack card.
Connect your Slack workspace
Navigate to Parvenu's Integrations page.
Find the Slack card and click "Connect".
A Slack window opens. Pick the workspace you want to connect and click "Allow".
The window says "Connected — you can close this tab". Close it.
Back on the Integrations page, the Slack card shows a green "Connected" badge. If it hasn't updated yet, click the page once or reload it.
What Parvenu can do once connected
Post messages to channels. Public channels work right away; private channels only after you invite the Parvenu app to them.
Read your channel list so you can pick a destination.
Read basic member info.
Parvenu never reads your message history.
Permissions Parvenu asks for
chat:write
Post flow results and alerts in channels the Parvenu app has been added to.
chat:write.public
Post in public channels you pick without inviting the app first.
channels:read
List your public channels so you can choose where messages go.
groups:read
List private channels the Parvenu app has been invited to, so you can choose them too.
users:read
Show basic member info (name and ID) in Parvenu.
Data and privacy
What we store: your Slack workspace ID and name, the access token Slack gives us when you connect, and the channel IDs you pick in your flows.
What we don't store: the content of your Slack messages. Parvenu only sends messages; it never reads message history.
How it's protected: the access token is stored encrypted and is only used to send the messages you set up.
Deleting your data: click "Disconnect" on the Slack card (see below) or remove the Parvenu app from your Slack workspace. We delete the stored token and workspace details when you disconnect. You can also email [email protected] to have all your data removed.
Full details are in our Privacy Policy.
Use Slack as a step in a Flow
Once connected, Flows has a Send to Slack step. Add it anywhere after the start of a flow and pick a channel from the dropdown (public channels appear straight away; for a private channel, type /invite @Parvenu in that channel first).
It can post in two ways — choose with "When to post":
Once, when the run finishes (the default): one summary message with how many leads the run handled. You can tick which outcomes post — finished cleanly, finished with errors, failed, cancelled — and optionally set "Warn above this many credits" to get a warning the first time a run passes that spend (the run keeps going).
Every lead that reaches this step: one message per lead, using a message template with placeholders such as
{{base.person_name}},{{base.organization_name}},{{base.email}}or{{ai.generated_text}}. Good for a handful of leads; noisy for thousands.
The step costs no credits.
Common setups: a summary in #sales-ops when a nightly sourcing flow finishes; a per-lead post to #hot-leads for anyone who passes the ICP check (put an If/else on the ICP result before the Slack step).
Disconnect
On the Integrations page, click "Disconnect" on the Slack card. This removes Parvenu's access token. You can also remove the Parvenu app from Slack under your workspace's Apps settings.
Troubleshooting
The card doesn't turn green after connecting. Reload the page. The connection is saved on Parvenu's side even if the badge lags behind.
"Could not start the Slack connection". Try again in a minute. If it persists, contact support.
Messages don't arrive in a private channel. Invite the Parvenu app to the channel with
/invite @Parvenu.
Support
Questions or problems with the Slack app? Email [email protected] or browse the Help Center.
Credits
Connecting Slack is free, and sending messages does not use credits.