Add people to a shared channel without granting team access
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Your teammate names the channel and people they want to add in a chat message.
You choose which channels the Agent may change and when an owner must approve.
The channel type and owners show whether a channel-only invitation is possible.
Each person's account and current access show who already belongs and who can join.
A channel owner's chat reply tells the Agent which requested invitations they approve.
Your teammate sees who joined, who already had access, and what blocked anyone else.
Your teammate sees who joined, who already had access, and what blocked anyone else.
Your teammate sees who joined, who already had access, and what blocked anyone else.
The channel owner gets a chat message naming the channel and people awaiting approval.
Your teammate sees who joined, who already had access, and what blocked anyone else.
Approved people gain access to the requested channel without joining its parent team.
Your teammate sees who joined, who already had access, and what blocked anyone else.
This Agent takes a chat request to add people to a shared channel. It checks existing access and asks the owner when your rule requires approval. It adds eligible people to the channel and replies with each result.
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Slack lets the Agent check access, invite approved people, and reply in chat.
Zoom lets the Agent check access, invite approved people, and reply in chat.
Microsoft Teams lets the Agent check access, invite approved people, and reply in chat.
Google Chat lets the Agent check access, invite approved people, and reply in chat.
RingCentral lets the Agent check access, invite approved people, and reply in chat.
Chatwork lets the Agent check access, invite approved people, and reply in chat.
Podio lets the Agent check access, invite approved people, and reply in chat.
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Show all Agents for the Information Security department5 steps, in order, on every run.
Connect the tools you already use, such as Slack, Zoom or Microsoft Teams.
7 toolsUse safe mode to approve every result before it goes out, or let the Agent run automatically.
Frequently asked questions about the Add Shared Channel Members:
You can add eligible people to an in-scope shared channel without adding them to the team. Standard and private channels cannot use this channel-only route.
You choose whether a channel owner must approve requests from other teammates. The Agent waits for that owner's reply before changing membership.
You get a person-by-person reply. The Agent skips anyone who already has access and explains blockers, such as an unclear account or external sharing rules.
You choose the request chat and channels this Agent may change. You also set the owner approval rule and connect the needed channel permissions.
It stops and asks you. The Agent does not guess when it reaches a decision you have not approved.
Yes. Every run creates a plain-language log that you can review and export. Logs are kept for twelve months.
The Agent stops at the end of the billing month and its tool connections are removed. Your run logs remain available for twelve months.