Fellow is fully integrated with Slack, allowing the app to fit seamlessly into your workflow. This integration allows users to add to their meeting agendas, respond to feedback, and a lot more.

Fellow's Slack integration can be broken down into 4 areas [Slack --> Fellow]

There is also the option to send Fellow things to Slack. This includes

Below, we'll dive into the benefits and features of each!

The Fellow Bot appears under the Apps section of the navigation bar. This bot for users who like to stay in Slack - you'll get reminders, be able to contribute to agendas, and respond to feedback. All without leaving Slack

Fellow Digest

The Fellow digest is a weekly or daily summary sent via the Fellow Slack bot. In the morning, you'll receive an overview of your day/week and what you have in Fellow. This includes upcoming meetings, actions items, and any feedback requests that you need to respond to.

This bot sends reminders about upcoming meetings to encourage preparation, notifies you when someone sends a feedback request, and shares a daily digest of important action items and meetings.

Directly via the Fellow bot, you can add talking points to a meeting agenda. The day of a 1-on-1 meeting, you'll be sent a message by the Slack bot letting you know of the upcoming meeting. In the message below, you'll see the option [+Add] to the agenda. Click on the button, type your content, and you'll all set - meeting preparation made easy.

The Fellow Slackbot is also a great co-pilot for gathering feedback.

Here you'll be able to see a compilation of the feedback that was given about a meeting you organized.

Or be notified about an upcoming feedback request.

If you see something interesting in Slack that you think deserves further in-person discussion, you can act on it right from Slack. 

Click on the three dots in the top right corner of the post in Slack. If you don't see any Fellow actions, click on More Message Shortcuts and then search for "Fellow". This helps limit what gets forgotten and helps facilitate productive meetings.

The Fellow Slack App Home shows a big picture of your workday including upcoming meetings, recent activity and quick actions. These quick actions allow you to quickly ask for feedback from your teammates without having to create a new request in Fellow.

For each Note series, you have the option to set up automations and have those automations be sent to Slack. This is particularly helpful to remind your teammates to contribute to an agenda.

Notes can be sent from Fellow to a private channel, a public channel, or directly to a person. For any of these options, select Send via Slack

Type in the name of the user or channel. (note: the @ and # are just Slack conventions, do not include them in the search).

Feel free to add in a custom message.

The notes will be sent by the Fellow bot to the user, meaning that the notes will show in the recipient's Apps section in Slack, as opposed to your direct message history.

And if you added a custom message, that will appear at the top of the note.

Private channels in Slack are marked by a "lock" icon

If you would like to send notes to one of these private Slack channels, you will first need to invite the FellowBot into the private Slack channel.

To do this, access this private channel and use the command /invite @Fellow

Once that has been set up, when you go to send the agenda/notes in Fellow (and select the option to send via Slack).
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The private channel will appear in the drop down