The call wraps. Before anyone closes their laptop, the brief is already in the channel where the team will look for it. No copy, no paste, no "I'll write it up later."
Send a brief to Slack
When a call ends, Sayli can post the brief straight to Slack. You pick the channel, Sayli posts the summary, the decisions, and the next steps. The people who missed the meeting read it where they already are.
Slack connects once per workspace. Any Owner, Admin or Member can connect it, and from then on everyone in the workspace can send briefs to Slack without signing in again.
Sayli reads your channel names, so you can pick one, and never a single message. It posts only when you send, and its bot joins the channel you pick so it can post there.
Connect it
Open Connections and choose Slack.
Sign in to your Slack workspace and approve the connection. One person does this once for the whole workspace.
One person sets this up. After that, every teammate can post briefs to Slack without their own setup, and disconnecting takes it from everyone.
Back in Sayli, Slack now shows as connected. You are ready to send your first brief.
Pick a channel
When you send a brief, a channel picker opens. Choose where it lands, and Sayli posts it there.
Sending stays a decision you make per brief. There is no auto-post and no default channel yet, so nothing reaches Slack until you send it, which is also the honest answer to give a colleague who asks whether Sayli will start posting their calls.