01. IntegrationProductivityCommunication
Outbound: keep stakeholders informed
Rills proposes each Slack action before it runs, so you stay in control of what gets created or posted. Approve from your phone in seconds, and logic is always free.
Going the other way? Slack to Fellow
The Fellow + Slack integration is built for small teams and solopreneurs who run meetings in Fellow and coordinate work in Slack. When something happens in Fellow, like an action item being assigned or completed, Rills can trigger a corresponding action in Slack: creating a dedicated channel, fetching conversation history, or routing a summary to the right people.
This is where Rills is different from a generic fellow to slack automation tool. Instead of firing actions the moment a trigger fires, Rills proposes what it plans to do and waits for your approval. You swipe to approve or reject from your phone. Approvals and all workflow logic are free. You only pay when a real action runs in Slack.
With the curated pairings behind this fellow slack integration, two concrete workflows stand out. First, when an action item is assigned in Fellow, Rills can spin up a dedicated Slack channel so the right people have a focused place to collaborate. Second, when an action item is marked complete, Rills can fetch that channel's conversation history to archive the discussion and close out the loop cleanly.
When Fellow assigns an action item, Rills proposes a new dedicated Slack channel for the people responsible for that task. The team gets a focused place to collaborate without anyone having to set it up manually.
Build this workflowWhen an action item is assigned, automatically create a dedicated Slack channel for the task team to collaborate and track progress in one place.
When an action item is marked done, fetch the conversation history from its associated Slack channel to archive the discussion and close out the workflow.
Fires when an action item is assigned to a user
Fires when an action item is marked complete in Fellow
Fires when Fellow finishes generating AI notes for a meeting
Fires when an AI-generated note is shared to a Fellow channel
Creates a new public or private channel in your Slack workspace to organize team conversations around specific topics, projects, or departments.
Retrieves a chronological list of messages from a Slack channel, allowing you to access conversation history with filtering by date range and pagination options.
Mark important channels, files, messages, or comments in Slack so you can quickly find and reference them later. This helps you organize and prioritize content that matters most to your work.
Move inactive Slack conversations out of sight while preserving all message history and making the channel read-only. This helps keep your workspace organized without losing important past discussions.
Verify whether your Slack workspace has AI-powered semantic search enabled, so you know if natural language queries will work with your assistant integration.
Change a public Slack channel to private to restrict access and control who can view the channel's messages and history. This is useful when a channel's content needs to become confidential or limited to specific team members.
Set up automatic reminders in Slack at specific times or intervals to help you stay on top of important tasks and deadlines. Supports flexible timing options including natural language descriptions for easy scheduling.
Verifies that your Slack API credentials are valid and your connection to Slack is working properly, helping you troubleshoot authentication issues before they impact your workflows.
When a Fellow event fires, the agent drafts the Slack action and pauses.
A push notification lands on your phone. Swipe to approve or reject in seconds.
Confidence climbs each time you approve. Repeated approvals graduate to auto-execute.
Trigger: New event in Fellow
Action: Run in Slack
Pause until you approve.
Create a Rills account at no cost and with no credit card required. You get 14 days to explore every feature, including approvals and workflow logic.
Go to the integrations page and authorize Rills to access Fellow. Rills will be able to listen for triggers like action items being assigned or completed.
Add Slack as your target integration by authorizing Rills with the workspace where you want channels created or messages sent.
Choose action_item.assigned as your Fellow trigger and Create channel as your Slack action. This is the most common starting pairing: a new action item in Fellow spins up a focused Slack channel automatically.
Assign an action item in Fellow to fire the trigger. Rills will propose a Slack channel creation and send you an approval request. Swipe to approve on your phone and watch the channel appear in Slack.
Start a free Rills trial, then connect your Fellow and Slack accounts from the integrations page. Pick a trigger, such as action_item.assigned, choose a Slack action like Create channel, and run a test. Your first approved action confirms the connection is live.
There is a free 14-day trial and no credit card is required to start. Approvals and all workflow logic are always free. You only pay when Rills runs a real action in Slack, so you are never charged for steps you reject or workflows that stay paused.
Yes. When Fellow fires the action_item.assigned trigger, Rills proposes a new Slack channel and waits for your approval before creating it. Once you approve, the channel is created instantly. You stay in control of what gets added to your Slack workspace.
By default, Rills asks for your approval before running any action in Slack. As you build trust in a workflow, you can set it to auto-approve so it runs hands-free. You can always flip back to manual review at any time from your phone.
Rills logs the rejection and skips that action without making any changes to Slack. Your rejection also helps Rills learn your preferences. You are never charged for a rejected action, and the workflow stays active for future triggers.
Yes. You can connect different Slack workspaces to separate Rills workflows, each with its own trigger and approval settings. Each workflow runs independently, so an action item in one Fellow meeting can route to a different workspace than another.
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Free to try. Approvals are always free. You only pay when your workflows take real actions.