How to connect a Slack workspace to the SysCloud backup application?
Step 1: Log in to SysCloud using admin credentials, click the Settings icon in the top-right corner, and select Cloud connection center.
Step 2: On the Cloud connection center page, locate Slack and click the Edit icon under the Action column.
Step 3: In the Slack - Connect side tray, choose the connection preference based on your Slack plan. Select Slack Enterprise Grid for an Enterprise Grid organization, or select Slack Free, Pro, Business+ for a non-enterprise workspace. Then, click Connect and add workspaces.
For Slack Free/Pro/Business+:
- “Sign into your workspace” modal will open. For Slack Free, Pro, Business+ subscriptions, enter your workspace domain and click “Continue”.
- Click “Allow” and the SysCloud app will be added to your workspace.
- “Sign into your workspace” modal will open. To add only one workspace from your Enterprise Grid, enter your workspace domain and click “Continue”.
- Click “Allow” and the SysCloud app will be added to your workspace.
- “Sign into your workspace” modal will open. To add all your workspaces at once, enter the enterprise ID (XXXXX.enterprise.slack.com)
For Slack Enterprise Grid (one workspace):
For Slack Enterprise Grid (adding all workspaces at the same time):
Step 4: Click “Allow” and the SysCloud app will be added to your enterprise. However, due to changes in Slack installation, you also must manually add the SysCloud app to all your workspaces. Open your Slack Enterprise Grid settings, click on “Integrations”.
Click on “SysCloud” and add it to the workspaces you want to backup.
Step 5: Choose the workspaces you want to connect. Click “Done.”
After authorization, return to SysCloud and verify that the connected workspace appears in the Cloud connection center.