This doc explains features in ClickUp 2.0. Looking for a 1.0 doc? Check out this link!
What Does "Unfurl" Mean?
Unfurl: When task links are posted in Slack, they'll be instantly enriched with details. Users will also have the ability to perform actions on the task.
How to Enable Slack Unfurl
Step 1: Authorize Slack from the Integrations Page
Note: Only Workspace admins have access to integrations.
Go to the Integrations page in Workspace Settings. Then, click the Slack button. You’ll be redirected to Slack to grant ClickUp access.
Step 2 (Optional): Get your users to Authorize Slack
This allows you to unfurl ClickUp links in:
- Direct messages
- Private channels
ClickUp makes it easy to do this by automatically posting a message in your Slack team's #general channel with a link to authorize Slack:
If for some reason you miss this message, you can always copy the authorization link directly from the ClickUp Slack integration page and send it to your team:
If you don't perform this step, ClickUp links will only be unfurled in public Slack channels.
What Details and Actions are Available in Unfurl?
Details:
- Who created the task, and when
- Task Title
- Preview of task Description
- Task Status
- Assignees
- Priority
- Tags
- Parent Folder and List for the task
- Subtasks
Actions:
- Change Status
- Change Assignees
- Change Priorities
- Change Tags
- Change due dates
- Create tasks in Slack using the command /clickup new
- Customize which task notifications to send to Slack
- Move Task- Change Folder and List of the task
Slack Actions
Check out this doc to learn about creating tasks and sending messages to tasks right from Slack!
Note: Each ClickUp Workspace may be linked to one Slack team at a time
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