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Use the Slack Snap Pack to integrate and automate your Slack environments to improve collaboration across your teams, thus improving productivity.
To use the Snaps in this Snap Pack, you must:
See the articles – Start building Slack apps and Scopes and Permissions in Slack API Documentation for more information.
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Delete Message: Delete messages that a user/bot has uploaded/shared in a channel, private group, or direct message.
Search: Search for messages and files using a combination of keywords, sender/recipient, as well as date/duration when they were sent.
Send Message: Send messages using complete messaging capabilities that a Slack desktop installation offers – such as formatting messages, special characters, emojis, code snippets, and hyperlinks.
Update Message: Edit messages that a user/bot has sent.
Upload File: Upload/share files as part of conversations in a channel, private group, or direct message.
User Operations: Perform user operations such as retrieving user information, as well as adding or removing users from your workspace. Requires an Enterprise Grid installation of Slack to perform some of these operations.
Workspace Operations: Perform operations such as retrieving Workspace details, creating a new workspace, retrieving the list of workspaces, users, or channels, and deleting channels. Requires an Enterprise Grid installation of Slack to perform some of these operations.
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