Apply requested channel and membership changes from direct messages
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Your teammate's direct message names the requested change and the channel or people involved.
Your rules define who may request changes and which channel changes you allow.
Your channel details show its name, visibility, and archive status before a change.
Your member list shows who already belongs to the channel.
Your team chat receives requests, reads channel membership, makes permitted changes, and replies.
Your teammate hears what changed, what already matched, and what needs attention.
Your teammate hears what changed, what already matched, and what needs attention.
Your teammate hears what changed, what already matched, and what needs attention.
Your channels reflect any permitted creation, rename, archive, or membership change.
Your teammate hears what changed, what already matched, and what needs attention.
This Agent waits for a channel change request by direct message. It checks the sender and channel's current state. It makes permitted changes and replies with results or blockers.
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Slack receives requests, reads channel membership, makes permitted changes, and replies.
Zoom receives requests, reads channel membership, makes permitted changes, and replies.
Microsoft Teams receives requests, reads channel membership, makes permitted changes, and replies.
Google Chat receives requests, reads channel membership, makes permitted changes, and replies.
RingCentral receives requests, reads channel membership, makes permitted changes, and replies.
Podio receives requests, reads channel membership, makes permitted changes, and replies.
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Handle approved channel changes and tell requesters what was done.
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Keep team channels current when authorized colleagues request changes.
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Connect the tools you already use, such as Slack, Zoom or Microsoft Teams.
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Frequently asked questions about the Manage Slack Channels:
You choose the teammates who can ask and the channels they can change. You also set naming, default visibility, and archiving rules.
Yes, when the requester and channel meet your rules. The Agent checks current membership, removes the named teammate when permitted, and replies with the result.
The Agent asks for a channel link or teammate mention when needed. If your rules or account access block a change, the requester gets a specific reason.
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.