What it does
Two things Ody can do in Slack.
List channels
Fetch public channels for the config picker.
Post notification
Post a missed-call, voicemail, or call-summary message to the chosen channel.
Up and running in under two minutes.
Connect in one click
Approve Ody in Slack. Nothing to copy, nothing to configure on the first screen.
Pick your channel
Choose which Slack channel gets missed calls, voicemails, and call summaries. Change it any time.
It runs on its own
Imports stay on a schedule. Tickets, tasks, logs, and alerts fire when the call ends. Astra can use Slack on a live call, too.
Why it matters
The phone stops being someone's job.
Nobody watches a dashboard
The alert arrives where your team is already typing, with the summary and a way back to the call.
Whoever is free answers
The whole channel sees the missed call. The first person free claims it, so nobody calls the same customer twice.
Astra has hands in Slack
Your AI receptionist can post to a channel when a caller needs a human right now, not after the voicemail sits unread.
Questions about Slack.
Still stuck? Talk to us. A human answers.
Ody never sees your Slack password. You approve Ody on their site. Credentials live in an encrypted connection store; Astra and the rest of the product never read them. Disconnect anytime and access is revoked immediately.
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