Slack
4 storiesSlack is a team collaboration and messaging platform built around channels, messages and integrations with third-party apps. Recent coverage focused on Slackforce Surfaces, which lets users ask Slackbot to build interactive reports, polls, dashboards and microsites from conversations and connected apps such as Google Drive and Salesforce. Separately, startup Ando launched a team messaging app for humans and AI agents, pitching itself as a Slack replacement after raising $20 million.
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Slack's new Slackforce Surfaces lets users tell Slackbot what they need and uses AI to pull data from conversations and connected apps (like Google Drive or Salesforce) to create interactive reports, polls, dashboards, presentations, and microsites that can be shared and pinned in channels.
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