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Connecting LinearB to Slack
Connect LinearB to Slack to receive team and personal notifications directly in your workspace, helping you stay on top of reviews, goals, and PR activity in real time.
LinearB integrates directly with Slack through WorkerB, delivering real-time, in-channel insights that help teams stay aligned with their development and review workflows. WorkerB supports both team-level and personal alerts.
Setting up Slack integration for your organization
To connect LinearB to Slack:
- Go to Settings > Company Settings.
- Select the Slack tab.
- Choose the team you want to connect and click Connect Slack.
- You’ll be redirected to Slack’s authorization page. Click Allow to complete the connection.
Authorization is required only the first time you connect a Slack workspace. Connecting additional teams in the same workspace does not require reauthorization.
Verifying the connection
Once connected, the selected Slack channel will receive a confirmation message. This message includes a “Sign me up!” button.
Any team member can click this button to start receiving personal WorkerB alerts.
Managing WorkerB alerts
WorkerB supports two types of Slack notifications:
- Team alerts – Insights such as WIP overload, review activity, delivery risks, and goal tracking.
- Personal alerts – Developer-specific notifications such as PR reminders and review requests.
To manage alert settings:
- Go to the Slack tab in Company Settings.
- Open the Notifications section.
- Enable or disable alerts as needed.
- Use Edit notifications and Edit Slack channel to fine-tune alert timing and destinations.
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Managing and customizing notifications
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Setting up WorkerB personal alerts
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Managing WorkerB team alerts
Connecting additional teams
If the team you want to connect does not appear in the Slack tab:
- Click Add Team to create the team in LinearB.
- Return to the Slack tab and connect the new team.
Connecting WorkerB to private Slack channels
WorkerB can also be connected to private Slack channels. Additional permissions are required.
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