Dash

Dash is an AI teammate that works directly inside Slack and Microsoft Teams, connecting to a company’s existing business tools to complete real operational work. It can pull numbers, draft messages, build reports, and update systems, asking for explicit approval in-channel before taking any consequential action like sending an email or writing to a CRM. Dash is built for teams who want an AI assistant embedded in their existing chat workflow rather than a separate app, with setup handled through OAuth and no API keys or IT ticket required.

⚡ Top 5 Dash Features:

1. Native Slack and Teams Integration: Dash lives inside the channels a team already uses for daily communication, so people can ask it for work in a thread and get the finished result posted back in that same thread instead of switching to a separate application.
2. 3,000+ Tool Connections: Dash connects to more than 3,000 business tools through a one-click OAuth integration catalog, and if a tool isn’t already in that catalog, Dash can build a custom integration for it on the fly.
3. Approval Before Consequential Actions: Dash maintains shared team context but requires explicit approval in Slack before taking any action that sends an email, posts publicly, writes to a CRM, or spends money, keeping a human in the loop on anything with real consequences.
4. Shared Skills and Team Context: Dash shares the same tools, skills, and context across the whole team, so one person’s setup or prior request can be built on by teammates instead of everyone starting from scratch.
5. No-Credential OAuth Setup: Adding Dash to Slack or Microsoft Teams is done through OAuth with no API keys to manage and no IT ticket required, with installation completing in about 30 seconds.

⚡ Top 5 Dash Use Cases:

1. Pulling Numbers on Demand: A team member can ask Dash directly in a Slack or Teams channel to pull a figure or metric from a connected business tool, getting an answer without opening a separate dashboard.
2. Drafting Messages and Reports: Someone preparing a status update or report can have Dash draft the first version by pulling from connected systems, then review and approve it in-thread before it goes anywhere.
3. Updating Systems From Chat: A team can ask Dash to make an update in a connected tool, such as writing a record to a CRM, directly from a chat conversation, with the update requiring explicit approval before it goes through.
4. Building on a Teammate’s Setup: Because skills and context are shared across the team, a colleague can reuse a workflow or connection someone else already set up with Dash instead of recreating it.
5. Fast, IT-Free Rollout: A team lead who wants to trial an AI assistant can install Dash via OAuth in about 30 seconds and start using free credits without needing API keys or filing an IT ticket.