This guide has been created using Cledara’s data to help software buyers make an informed decision on whether
Slack
is the right solution for their business.
This guide has been created using Cledara’s data to help software buyers make an informed decision on whether
Slack
is the right solution for their business.
Slack is an instant messaging app for professional collaboration. It offers 1-1 conversion channels for employees, private and public group chats, and video chat facilities, to help teams work together more efficiently.
Slack is a versatile and user-friendly collaboration platform which many organizations would not be without. Its cheerful interface and comprehensive communication tools make it indispensable for many of our customers. Slack’s offer is especially useful for remote teams, or teams split between offices in different locations, since it helps overcome the challenge of creating a friendly and connected work environment, when face-to-face interaction isn’t possible.
Slack’s pricing varies depending on how many seats your team needs and which features you require.
Slack is used to streamline communication and collaboration within teams, facilitating a more agile and responsive work environment.
The main use for Slack is to bring company communication into one accessible location. It serves as a more efficient and interactive replacement for email.
Slack can integrate with other tools in your tech stack to enhance the efficiency of your workflows. It does this by using its notification feature to alert your teammates to relevant information in other apps.
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We’ve looked at reviews across a number of platforms and summarized the sentiment of Slack users. Here’s what they say are the benefits of using the platform, and a few points they dislike.
View on G2 (4.5 stars) View on Capterra (4.7 stars)
Slack
is compliant with:
SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR
Alternatives to Slack include Microsoft Teams for those already embedded in the Microsoft ecosystem, Discord for voice-centric communication, Google Chat for users integrated with Google Workspace, and Mattermost for organizations that require a self-hosted platform.