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Guide to Protect All Slack Users on SpinOne

Head to the Users page from the left panel of your SpinOne account to see the Status of your Slack Users on SpinOne.

Screenshot of Slack user protection status on SpinOne platform

Status is used for administrators to see if their users have authorized the SpinOne application to their Workspace or not. Use the provided filters and actions to complete your desired outcome.

Screenshot of Slack authorization filter settings on SpinOne platform

The Authorization filter has 3 categories:

  • Authorized (GREEN) – user has successfully authorized the SpinOne application to the Slack Workspace
  • Unauthorized (YELLOW) – user has not authorized the SpinOne application to the Slack Workspace
  • Request sent (BLUE) – an authorization request has been sent, but the user has not completed it

You can also click on a user to see their authorization status.

Screenshot showing Slack user status on SpinOne platform

Now that you have the visibility of which users are connected and which aren’t, you can send Authorization requests to your users.

To send a request to an individual user, click on the three dots on the right hand side of the Workspace you want them to connect and click Send request. If you have already sent the user a request, you can still send a new request by clicking Resend request.

Screenshot of Slack send request feature on SpinOne platform

To send a request to all Unauthorized users, click on the Authorization button on the top right of your screen. 

Screenshot showing Slack request authorization screen on SpinOne platform

This action will send an authorization request to all unauthorized users with the selected workspaces. You also have the option to send an authorization request to All workspaces if you are protecting multiple environments on the SpinOne platform.

To automate this process, you can also enable the Auto-notify users to connect setting in the Billing → License settings section of your SpinOne platform.

Screenshot of Slack auto-notification settings on SpinOne platform

Once enabled, SpinOne will send an authorization request to any unauthorized user for your protected Slack workspaces.

Authorization requests will be sent on the administrator’s behalf in the form of a Slack message.

Screenshot of Slack test message feature on SpinOne platform

A business user simply needs to click on the link and click on Grant Privileges. If they are redirected to Slack, they need to make sure they are authorizing the correct Slack Workspace you are trying to protect. 

Screenshot showing Slack grant privileges interface on SpinOne platform

Once a user has successfully provided privileges, they can simply close the window, and you’ll see the changes on your SpinOne platform.

Success confirmation screen for protecting all Slack users on SpinOne

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