> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.bunny.com/guide/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.bunny.com/guide/advanced-guides/integrations/slack.md). # Slack Bunny's Slack integration enables you to notify users or channels in Slack when certain events happen, for example: * Notify #sales when a deal is closed * Notify an approver when a quote must be approved * Notify a deal owner when a quote has been accepted or rejected * Notify a deal owner when a customer has viewed a quote Bunny comes with a number of standard workflows where you can easy add this logic or you can create entirely new workflows that incorporate Slack messaging. ## Configuration Go to **Other >** integration and select the Slack integration.

Click the **Authorize with app** button to start the authorization process.

The channel that Slack asks for is not significant. You can post to any channel from Bunny once the integration is configured. Click **Allow** to complete the process and update the integration in Bunny.

Don't forget to click the **Enabled** toggle. This will make expose Slack actions in workflows. You can also used the **Only enable for user** setting to confine Slack message to a specific user while you are still testing them. ## Sending messages to Slack Once the Slack integration is configured and enabled, you can start using it in workflows. The screenshow below shows a simple workflow that posts a message to the #signups channel whenever a lead associated with the "Website sign-ups" campaign is created.

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