Bring ninety days with you.
Export from Slack, point each channel at the department it belongs to, and your recent history lands here with the threads and the people intact. Run it twice if you need to. Nothing duplicates.
What the move looks like
- Ninety days of historyMessages, threads and who wrote them
- Channels become departmentsNot a folder called imported
- Safe to run twiceNothing is duplicated
The move
Four steps, and none of them need a developer.
The hardest part of leaving a chat tool is not the software. It is that everything your team decided last quarter is in it.
- Export from Slack
The standard export. Nothing to install and no admin token to hand over.
- Map the channels
Point each one at the department it belongs to. #sales-floor lands in Sales, not in a folder called imported.
- Bring ninety days
Messages, threads and who said them. Enough to keep working, without dragging in years of noise.
- Run it again safely
If something was missed, run it again. Nothing is duplicated.
Channels arrive as departments, so the history lands where the work already is.
Enough to keep working, without four years of noise.
Almost nobody reads a chat message older than a quarter, but everybody needs the last one. Ninety days keeps the threads that are still live and leaves behind four years of lunch orders.
What comes across
- Messages and threadsWith who wrote them, and when
- Your channel structureMapped to the departments you run
- Searchable immediatelyAlongside everything else here
The conversations start attaching to the work.
On day one it is the same chat in a different window. What changes is what happens next: a thread about an account can be pinned to that account, a question can be asked on the record itself, and the assistant in the sidebar can answer from your own data rather than summarising the channel.
What you stop paying for
- A second subscriptionChat is in the seat you already have
- A separate video toolVoice, video and screen share are included
- A translation add-onInline, at no extra cost