@mention, and the work it does is visible to everyone there. In your DMs, you get a private one that runs your inbox, meetings, and scheduling. Same Lindy either way.
1. Get your team on Lindy
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Add Lindy to Slack
An admin installs Lindy from Slack’s Add to Slack screen. The installer is linked automatically.
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Everyone links with one tap
The first time a teammate DMs or @mentions Lindy, it replies with a Connect Slack to Lindy button. Tap it, confirm, and you’re linked. Your original message runs on its own once you’re connected.
2. Set up your account
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Connect email and calendar
Connect your Google or Microsoft account so Lindy can run your inbox, prep and take notes on meetings, and handle scheduling.
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Add your phone
Add your phone number (or connect Apple Messages) so you can text Lindy from anywhere. You’ll verify with a code.
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Connect your tools
Connect the tools you use, like Notion, HubSpot, Linear, and 1,000+ more, so Lindy can work across your whole stack. See Integrations.
Your data is encrypted, never sold, and never used to train models. Lindy is SOC 2 Type II, GDPR, and HIPAA compliant. Learn more about security.
Try it
Ask Lindy in Slack, a DM, or by text:- “What’s on my calendar today?”
- “Draft a reply to [name]‘s email”
- “Schedule 30 minutes with [name] next week”
- “Summarize yesterday’s meeting with [name]“