Allow Breakout to access Slack so that Breakout can send workspace notifications and route workflow updates to approved Slack channels.
Prerequisites
Use a Slack account that can install or approve apps for the workspace. If your Slack organization restricts app installs, ask a Slack workspace owner or app manager to approve the connection.
Decide which channels should receive Breakout notifications. Connecting Slack authorizes the workspace. Channel selection can be managed after the connection has been completed.
Allowing Breakout to access Slack
Click your name to navigate to Settings
Click Integrations and then toggle the switch on in the Slack card. The Slack approval window opens.
Select the workspace
Review app permissions and then click Allow.
Slack permission | Why Breakout needs it |
chat:write | Send lead, workflow, and operational notifications to selected Slack channels. |
channels:join | Join public channels when needed so Breakout can post where notifications are configured. |
channels:read | List and validate channels for the channel-management screen. |
users:read | Read Slack user profile metadata for user matching and notification routing. |
users:read.email | Match Slack users to workspace users by email when routing notifications. |
Return to Breakout and wait for the Slack integration to show as Connected. It may take a few minutes for the status to update on the Integrations page.
If the Slack approval window closes but the integration still doesn't show as connected, refresh the Integrations page.
If Slack still appears as Disconnected, reconnect the integration and make sure you complete the Slack approval process successfully.
Verifying the connection
Slack should show as connected on the Integrations page in Breakout. Test with a low-risk notification or ask your customer success manager to trigger a test event for you.
Disconnecting or reconnecting Slack
Disconnect Slack in these cases:
Selected the wrong Slack workspace
Changed workspace ownership
Revoked Slack app access
Reconnect with the intended workspace.


