Integrations

Jaha + Slack

What a meeting becomes in Slack, when it happens, and the receipt it leaves behind.

What it receives Jaha reads it too Rules & receipts Get connected

Jaha reads itavailable from the Team plan

The recap, where the team already reads

The recap arrives in Slack moments after the call ends — in the channel your rule names, formatted to be read, not filed. Threads stay tidy: one meeting, one message.

You choose the parts: summary only, action items only, or the lot — per rule, and per one-off send. A one-off send can always narrow what a rule would deliver, never widen it.

Answers from inside Slack

Connect Slack as a knowledge source and Jaha answers from its content — live in the meeting, with citations. The connector carries its own sharing class and answer scope, so connecting it never widens who can hear what is inside.

Guardrails apply to sources exactly as to documents: an unknown voice never draws on a scoped source, and everything held back is logged with its reason.

Rules & receipts

A rule names Slack as a destination, the payload parts, and which meetings apply. Failed deliveries retry; unhealthy connections are flagged before they lose data. And every meeting keeps its “sent to” trail — what went to {name}, when, and by whose rule.

Get connected

Three steps, once. Here they are as they actually run for Slack:

Connect Slackabout 2 minutes

1Choose it in Integrations

done

Integrations in your dashboard lists Slack with everything else your plan includes.

2Approve it in Slack

done

You are sent to Slack’s own sign-in, approve the scopes it asks for, and land back here. No secret ever passes through a form.

3Say where it goes

done

Pick the destination inside Slack and which parts of a meeting it receives. That is the rule — it starts working from the next meeting.

Connected — the next meeting delivers automatically.

Revoke access from inside Slack at any time — Jaha stops immediately.

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