All Conclude commands start with /c
and can be used from most channels in Slack.
Some commands are meant to be used inside Conclude activities (channels typically starting with an underscore, such as _incident-153) that have been created by Conclude apps. See activity commands for more information.
Here is an overview of all Conclude commands that can be used in activity channels that have been created by Conclude apps.
Quick reference
- Show all installed apps
/c
- Start an app
/c name-of-channel
or/c new
- Install an app
/c app install
- Rename a channel
/c _name-of-channel
- Display a help text
/c help
- Display a help text for a command
/c help <command>
- Create a new Conclude support
/c support
- Send feedback to Conclude
/c feedback
- Conclude Home
/c home
- Create a panel
/c panel create
- Delete a panel
/c panel delete
Commonly used commands
/c
+ Enter shows which apps are installed in the workspace (/c
is also the start for all commands)./c name-of-channel
starts the app installed in that channel, for example,/c devops-incident
.
You may also use/c new
if you are in the channel you want to start the app./c app install
lets you install any of our smart workflow app templates./c rename _name-of-channel
lets you rename the channel. Use the underscore to show the activity channels at the top of the channel list in the Slack sidebar.
Getting help
/c help
displays a help text in Slack./c help <command>
displays the help text for a command.
Send us a support request
/c support
creates a new Conclude support request directly from Slack.
Support is available only for teams on the Conclude Business Plan.
Send us feedback
/c feedback
opens a form where you can send feedback to the Conclude team.
Feedback is greatly appreciated!
Go to Conclude Home
Conclude Home is your command center where you can view the most recent activities, launch Conclude apps and create new apps. You can find it under Apps in the Slack sidebar, or by using this command:
/c home
displays a link you can click to open Conclude Home.
Create a panel
A panel is a dedicated Slack channel that shows the most recent open or closed activities for an app.
Panels can show a maximum of 10 activities because of limitations in Slack.
Use the Conclude Dashboard to view more information, including insights and graphs.
To create a panel:
- Create a new Slack channel where you want to show the panel.
/c panel create
lets you create and configure the panel.
To remove a panel:
- Delete the dedicated panel you created, or use the command
/c panel delete
to remove the panel from the current channel.