A little help getting people in.

Set up your team's join page, choose how invitations work, and welcome your next member.

Your first invitation

  1. Add Slack Invite Automation to your Slack team.
  2. Follow the bot's instructions to authorize an admin to send invitations.
  3. Share your public join page so people can request an invitation with their name and email.
Add to Slack

Setup & questions

How do I authorize invitations?

The bot asks a Slack admin to authorize it to send invitations on their behalf. Follow the authorization link supplied by the bot.

Slack inviting an admin to authorize invitation sending
What do people see when they join?

Your public page shows your team's name, icon, and Slack address. Visitors enter their name and email; after the invitation is sent, Slack emails them a link to join.

The public Slack invitation form An email invitation to join a Slack team
Can an admin approve each request?

Yes. Send set approval on to the bot. Slack admins are DMed join requests, which they can approve or ignore.

Enabling administrative approval An admin reviewing an invitation request in Slack
Can I change who sends invitations?

Send set sender @username to choose the Slack admin sending invitations. The selected admin must authorize the bot.

Where can I find more commands?

DM help to @invite for more commands, settings, and subscription information.

How much does it cost?

You can try the bot free for two weeks without a credit card. After that, a subscription costs $9.99 per Slack team per year and automatically renews.

Still need a hand?

Open a GitHub issue, contact @playplayio, or email [email protected].