Set up Microsoft Teams and Copilot

Back to messaging or digital channels Deploy your agent as a Slack bot for team collaboration. Connect your Slack app to Artemis by entering its credentials manually.

Redirect URL and Request URL are different. Slack uses two URLs at different stages:

OAuth Redirect URL — used only during the Add to Slack authorization flow, registered under OAuth & Permissions so Slack can return authorization back to Studio.
Events Request URL — generated for this connection and pasted under Event Subscriptions → Request URL in Slack, allowing Slack to deliver messages and events to Studio.

Create an app in Slack

Create or select your Slack app

At api.slack.com/apps, select Create New App, choose From scratch, name the app, and choose a development workspace.

Copy the Team ID, App ID, and Signing Secret

You need three values from Slack before you can create the connection in Artemis:

Value	Where to find it
Team ID	Open your workspace in a browser. In `https://app.slack.com/client/T.../...` the segment beginning with `T` is your Team ID.
App ID	Go to Basic Information -> App Credentials and copy App ID.
Signing Secret	On the same App Credentials panel, select Show next to Signing Secret and copy it.

Add bot token scopes

Go to OAuth & Permissions and, under Bot Token Scopes, add:

Scope	Purpose
`chat:write`	Send messages as the bot.
`im:history`	Read direct message history with the bot.
`commands`	Required for slash commands.
`app_mentions:read` (optional)	Read @mentions of the bot in channels.
`files:read` (optional)	Required for file attachments.
`chat:write.public` (optional)	Required to post to public channels the bot hasn’t joined.

Bot User OAuth Token

On the same OAuth & Permissions page, select Install to Workspace (or Reinstall to Workspace if the app is already installed). Once installed, copy the Bot User OAuth Token from OAuth Tokens — it begins with xoxb-.

Reinstall the app whenever you add or change scopes so the bot token receives the new grants.

Integrate the Slack app in Artemis

Open the New Slack Connection dialog

Open Artemis, select the required project, and go to Deployments -> Channels -> MESSAGING -> Slack -> + New.

Enter credentials manually

Select Enter credentials manually instead, then fill in the following fields.

Field	Description
Display Name	A label for the connection, for example `Slack Production`. Up to 255 characters.
Slack Team ID:App ID	The Team ID and App ID from Slack, joined by one colon with no spaces, for example `T0xxxxxxxxx:A0xxxxxxxxx`.
Bot Token	The Bot User OAuth Token from OAuth & Permissions -> OAuth Tokens. Must begin with `xoxb-`.
Signing Secret	The signing secret from Basic Information -> App Credentials.
Environment	Select an environment to follow its active deployment.
Provider Verification Strength	Weak (default) is set by default. Choose Strong only for channels/providers whose identity assertions you trust for stronger continuity and linking decisions.
Initial Status	Active connections can be used immediately. Inactive connections stay saved but disabled until you activate them.

Select Create.

Webhook URL and Event Subscriptions

Open the connection you created and copy the Webhook URL from the Overview tab. Go back to your Slack app’s Event Subscriptions page, turn Enable Events on, and paste the Webhook URL into Request URL. Wait for Slack to show Verified, then, under Subscribe to bot events, add:

Event	Description
`message.im`	Direct messages sent to the bot.
`app_mention`	@mentions in channels where the app is invited.

Save your changes.

Test both conversation paths

Send the app a direct message, then invite it to a channel and @mention it. Confirm the agent replies in both places.

Manage the channel connection

Opening a channel from Deployments -> Channels -> MESSAGING -> Slack shows four tabs: Overview, Credentials, Configuration, and Deployment.

Overview
Credentials
Configuration
Deployment

The Connection Summary shows these fields.

Field	Description
Status	For example: Active
Created	Timestamp the channel was created
Updated	Timestamp of the last change
Environment	For example: `staging`
Source Type	`Channel Connection`
Source ID	Unique channel identifier (UUID)

Under Setup Instructions, the tab shows the Webhook URL to paste into Slack’s Event Subscriptions Request URL, and the Slack Team ID:App ID for reference. Select the copy icon next to either value to copy it.

Credentials are saved and encrypted after creation; the fields show placeholder text and accept new values only if you want to update them.

Field	Description
Use Auth Profile	Toggle on to authenticate through a saved Auth Profile instead of entering credentials manually. When enabled, select the profile from the dropdown in place of the fields below.
Bot Token	The Bot User OAuth Token from Slack’s OAuth & Permissions -> OAuth Tokens. Shown as (saved — enter to update); leave blank to keep the current value.
Signing Secret	The signing secret from Slack’s Basic Information -> App Credentials. Shown as (saved — enter to update); leave blank to keep the current value.

Select Save Credentials to apply any changes.

Under General, update the Display Name and Provider Verification Strength.Under Slack Settings, the following fields apply.

Field	Description
Slack Team ID:App ID	The Team ID and App ID entered at creation, shown for reference. You can’t change it after creation.

Under Response Streaming, configure the following.

Field	Description
Enable Streaming	Stream LLM responses to Slack in real time instead of waiting for the full response.
Chunk Size (characters)	Minimum characters to buffer before sending to Slack. Lower values feel faster but make more API calls.

Under Authorization Message, configure the message shown when a tool needs the user to authorize.

Field	Description
Message template	The message text, with insertable variables: `{{#authorizations}}`, `{{profileName}}`, `{{authLink}}`, and `{{remaining}}`. Select See all variables for the full list, or Show preview to preview the rendered message.

Select Save Changes to apply any changes.

The Deployment tab shows these fields.

Field	Description
Agent Version	An Environment dropdown (for example: `Staging`) that selects which deployed version handles incoming messages.
Active Deployment	Shows the bound deployment version and when it was deployed.

Select Save Changes after switching the environment or version.

Optional Slack features

Feature	Setup
Buttons, menus, and shortcuts	Enable Interactivity & Shortcuts and use the same connection-specific Events Request URL as the Interactivity Request URL.

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References

Set up Microsoft Teams and Copilot

Create an app in Slack

Integrate the Slack app in Artemis

Manage the channel connection

Optional Slack features

​Create an app in Slack

​Integrate the Slack app in Artemis

​Manage the channel connection

​Optional Slack features

Create an app in Slack

Integrate the Slack app in Artemis

Manage the channel connection

Optional Slack features