If you're a Slack or Microsoft Teams user, you're in luck! WoBot can show your personal and team Objectives and update your Key Results — all at the speed of chat.
To get started, enable Slack or Microsoft Teams integration on your WorkBoard account. You'll get a success message showing you that WoBot is now enabled for your team:
Now, when you go to Slack or Teams, you can start a direct message channel with Workboard (@wobot).
WoBot Options for Teams
Prompts that WoBot can answer for you in Teams include:
Bot Command | Definition |
'Show my Objectives' | Showcases your Objectives |
'Update my KRs' | Populates an update modal to update your Key Results |
'Show my Team Objectives' |
Showcases your Team's Objectives for teams where you're a Manager or Co-Manager |
'Login' |
Link your WorkBoard and MS Teams identities |
'Logout' |
Log out of your WorkBoard account from MS Teams |
'Help' |
Provides information on what is supported |
WoBot Options for Slack
Prompts that WoBot can answer for you in Slack include:
Bot Command | Definition |
'Show my Objectives' | Showcases your Objectives |
'Update my KRs' | Populates an update modal to update your Key Results |
'Show my Team Objectives' |
Showcases your Team's Objectives for teams where you're a Manager or Co-Manager |
'Login' |
Links your WorkBoard and Slack identities |
'Logout' |
Logs out of your WorkBoard account from Slack |
'Help' |
Provides information on what is supported |
'Tell me a joke' |
Tells a random joke |
@Mentions
WoBot can also reply to your @mentions in both MS Teams and Slack, making it easy to comment updates on both Action Items and Key Results.
Slack @mentions will populate in a thread with the specific user. To reply to the @mention, follow the prompt within the thread and input /woboreply with the Action Item ID. (Note: The message will have the following wording -- 'To post your reply in Workboard too, use this in front of it: /wobo reply A123456'.)
MS Teams @mentions for Action Items, Objectives, and Key Results will populate in the WorkBoard section within MS Teams. Check out this article to learn more about @mentions in MS Teams.