Post design feedback to Slack
Connect your workspace and client activity starts landing in the Slack channels your team already lives in. A new comment, an approval, a request for changes — each one shows up where people will actually see it, not buried in a dashboard nobody thinks to open.
Comments and replies in Slack
A client's comment posts to the channel you choose. Their replies thread underneath the original message, so a back-and-forth reads as one threaded conversation, not a dozen scattered pings.
Approvals and change requests
When a client approves a version or asks for changes, that decision posts straight to your approvals channel — the one update in the thread you really don't want to miss.
Separate channels per event
Route comments to one channel and approval decisions to another, or point both at the same place. You set the channel for each in your integration settings.
You decide what posts
Independent toggles cover comments, thread replies, and approval decisions — plus whether your own designer comments get mirrored too. Turn on the activity you want in Slack and leave the rest quiet.
Client feedback almost always arrives while you're heads-down in something else. By the time you open the dashboard, a “can we ship this?” has been sitting for hours. Posting to Slack closes that gap. The comment or the approval shows up in the channel your team already keeps open, next to the rest of the project chatter, and the person who needs to act sees it without going looking. If you're tightening up how sign-off actually happens, it slots into your design approval workflow rather than replacing it.
Connected in three steps
Connect Slack
From your dashboard integrations page, click Connect and authorize Aligno in your Slack workspace.
Pick your channels
Choose a comments channel and an approvals channel. For a private channel, invite the bot with /invite @Aligno so it appears in the list.
Set what posts
Flip the toggles for comments, thread replies, approvals, and your own comments. Save, and review activity starts flowing into Slack.
Your Slack token is stored securely and is never exposed to clients or reviewers.
Frequently asked questions
What does the Slack integration post?
Can I send comments and approvals to different channels?
Does it work with private channels?
Will my own comments post to Slack?
How are replies handled?
Do my clients need Slack?
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