Doe for Slack
Mention @Doe in any channel or send it a direct message to get answers, run tasks, and receive finished work — without leaving Slack.
What is Doe?
Doe is an AI platform for work. You tell Doe what you need done — in plain English — and it does the work using the tools your team already uses, like Google Workspace, Salesforce, Notion, and more than 60 other integrations. Doe returns finished artifacts — answers, documents, spreadsheets, reports — with sources you can check.
The Doe Slack app brings that assistant to where your team already communicates. Instead of switching to another tab to ask a question, kick off research, or delegate a task, you mention @Doe in a channel or DM it directly — and the result comes back to the same Slack conversation.
How Doe works in Slack
Doe behaves like a teammate: you talk to it in channels, threads, and DMs, and it answers in place. Here's what that looks like.
Mention @Doe in any channel
Invite Doe to a channel and mention @Doe with a request — "summarize this thread," "draft a reply to this customer," "pull the latest pipeline numbers." Doe answers in a thread so the channel stays tidy.
Send Doe a direct message
DM Doe like you would a colleague — no mention needed. Ask questions, kick off research, or hand off a task and get the finished result back in the same conversation.
Keep the conversation in threads
Once Doe replies, just keep talking in the thread. Follow-ups, corrections, and new instructions don’t require mentioning @Doe again.
Share files and get artifacts back
Attach spreadsheets, documents, or images to your message and Doe works with them directly. Doe returns finished work — summaries, reports, spreadsheets — right in Slack.
Approve before Doe acts
For tasks that take actions in your connected tools, Doe posts its plan with Approve and Reject buttons, so nothing consequential happens without a human sign-off.
Pick up where you left off
Every Slack conversation is also a session in the Doe dashboard. Start a task in Slack, continue it on the web, and the thread stays in sync. The App Home tab shows your recent sessions and link status.
How to install Doe in Slack
Installation takes a couple of minutes and uses Slack's standard OAuth flow.
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Create a Doe account
Sign up at dashboard.doe.so. The Slack app is available on Doe Pro and Enterprise plans.
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Add Doe to your Slack workspace
In the Doe dashboard, go to Settings → Channels and click Add to Slack. You'll be taken through Slack's standard authorization screen, where you can review the permissions before approving. A workspace admin (Doe organization admin) completes this step once for the whole team.
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Say hello
After installing, Doe sends you a short welcome message with example prompts. Invite @Doe to any channel with
/invite @Doeor just send it a DM. Teammates are linked to their Doe accounts automatically by email — if that doesn't match, Doe replies with a one-click link to connect their account.
You can uninstall Doe at any time from Slack's app management page or from your Doe dashboard, which revokes Doe's access to your workspace.
A note on AI-generated content
Doe uses large language models to generate its responses, summaries, and other outputs. Like all AI systems, it can make mistakes: responses may be inaccurate, incomplete, or out of date. Always review Doe's output before relying on it or sharing it, especially for important decisions. For tasks that take actions in your connected tools, Doe asks for your approval before acting — and your Slack data is never used to train AI models.
Privacy and support
Your data stays yours
Doe only reads the Slack messages and files needed to answer the requests you make. Your data is never sold and never used to train AI models. Read the full details in our privacy policy.
Need help?
Questions about the Slack app, installation, or your account? Email us at support@doe.so — we respond within two business days. Documentation is available at docs.doe.so.
Bring Doe to your Slack workspace
Get answers, delegate tasks, and receive finished work where your team already talks.