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# Slack

## General information

The integration allows you to get notifications about new messages in Blinger.io in Slack application (on desktop and mobile platforms)

An example of the appearance of the messages: 

![](/files/-LmAP3EaR0pK9CC1HpJl)

## Set up the integration with Slack? 

### Step 1. Go to Integrations tab and click on "Add Integration" in front of Slack

![](/files/-LmAN4X9xBZCPBuPvTTW)

### Step 2. Log in to your Slack account

![](/files/-LFHbaCesxU9EeWeLT2I)

### Step 3. Select the channel, which you will use to get notifications and copy the ID of the channel. 

{% hint style="info" %}
I​D of the channel can be found in address bar after <https://blingersupport.slack.com/messages/**\\[ID\\_Channel>]\*\*
{% endhint %}

![](/files/-LFHx7JpI3Jcpmczb6rx)

### **Step 4.** Go back to Blinger.io and paste the ID of the channel in the field "Channel"

![](/files/-LmANibrX1aQonWUfLCX)

### Step 5.  Generate and copy the token for Slack account

Path:

1. Follow the link:​​ <https://api.slack.com/custom-integrations/legacy-tokens>
2. ​​Generate the token by clicking the button "Create token"
3. Copy token value

![](/files/-LFHyh3GWgl4roWK9YA2)

### Step 6. Go back to Blinger.io and paste the token in the field "Token", then click on "Add Slack Integration"

![](/files/-LmAOT3Ep_aLxsA9kU-_)

{% hint style="success" %}

### **The integration is completed!**

{% endhint %}


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