The best way to build transparency and awareness of work through Range is to share information where people are already working—Slack and email. Once you subscribe a shared team channel in Slack to Range, your team will see Check-Ins, objective updates, and meeting notes directly in Slack.

Connect Slack to Range

To get started, make sure you’ve got Slack connected to Range.

Subscribe a channel to Range

From there, you’ll navigate to the team channel in Slack that you’d like to subscribe to Range. You can subscribe a channel to receive updates related to an individual, a team, or a whole company.

To get started, just type: /range subscriptions and select the correct team or your company's name. To subscribe an individual, you can type /range subscribe @[name].

What you'll see in the channel

Once you've successfully subscribed a channel to Range, you'll start to see several types of updates:

• Check-ins: Each day Check-ins shared by team members will be sent to the Slack channel.
• Meeting notes: Meeting notes from Meetings associated with the team will be sent to the Slack channel.
• Objective updates: When an objective's owned by the team in Range is updated, the updated will be shared in Slack.

Slack Connect channels

While it is on our roadmap, the Range bot cannot be subscribed to Slack Connect channels at this time.

Slack Connect channels are Slack channels connected to multiple workspaces — people in your and people outside of it. When you invite external collaborators to a Slack channel a new Slack Connect channel is created. Once those collaborators are added to a channel that has the Range bot subscribed, the bot will no longer work.

If your team wants to have updates from Range posted to your Slack channel, we recommend creating a separate Slack Connect channel for your team and its collaborators.

Configuring Check-Ins

For Check-ins, you can configure whether Range shares individual Check-ins in a thread or directly in a channel. Learn how to make changes here.