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Slack

Provides a Carbon data connector for Slack. It identifies Slack as the target integration and delegates all configuration, authentication, and synchronization behavior to the shared Carbon data-connector base. Use it to bring messages and files from eligible Slack workspaces/channels into Salt’s Carbon data pipeline.
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Usage

Use this node when you need to ingest or synchronize Slack content into your Carbon-managed datasets. Place it wherever your workflow selects/configures a data source before a sync, crawl, or indexing step that consumes a Carbon connector. This node is typically paired with subsequent Carbon operations (e.g., start sync, check status, index content) to complete the end-to-end ingestion flow.

Inputs

FieldRequiredTypeDescriptionExample
Not specifiedFalseNot specifiedAll input handling is provided by the shared Carbon connector base. This node’s only specialization is selecting Slack as the integration type.Not specified

Outputs

FieldTypeDescriptionExample
Not specifiedNot specifiedOutputs whatever the shared Carbon connector base provides for data connectors (e.g., a configured connector object or parameters for downstream Carbon nodes).Not specified

Important Notes

  • This node selects Slack as the Carbon integration. All behavior (inputs, outputs, validation, and execution) is defined by the shared Carbon data connector base.
  • Ensure your Slack workspace and channels are accessible and that the required permissions are granted in Slack before attempting a sync.
  • You may need to complete an OAuth or token-based authorization flow outside this node, depending on your organization’s configuration.

Troubleshooting

  • Authentication fails: Verify that your Slack app is installed in the target workspace and that the required scopes/permissions are granted. Reauthorize if needed.
  • No data appears after running: Confirm channel access permissions, message retention policies, and that the configured workspace/channel IDs are correct.
  • Permission errors: Check Slack admin policies and ensure the account or app used for authorization can read the intended channels and files.