Geekbot (our free tool) lets you run asynchronous standups, retrospectives, polls, surveys (and more) inside Slack. Method #2: Geekbot (Our Free Tool Which Integrates with Slack) This is a great, simple method of sending recurring messages in Slack. remind #team-editorial Hey What’s on today? every weekday at 9:45am You can also use the /remind command to schedule a recurring message to specific teammates (rather than a self-reminder).įor example, Slack’s content team uses the #team-editorial channel to run daily meetings every weekday at 9:45 a.m. Then, at the specified time, you’ll receive a Slackbot message about the reminder. /remind me to send an email about the status of the report in two hours./remind me to complete a tax analysis on the 15th of every month./remind me to check emails at 2:30 p.m.Per this article on Slack’s blog, you can easily send recurring messages to yourself at certain dates and times using the /remind command. Method #1: Slack’s Built-In Slash Commands Note: Geekbot offers a great deal of customization and functionality, which could be well suited for your team’s needs.
The second method is using Geekbot (our free tool), which is free for teams with 10 or fewer active users.The first method is natively through Slack’s built-in slash commands.
In this article, we’ll cover two methods you can use to schedule recurring messages in Slack (either to yourself or to teammates): Home > Slack > How to Schedule Recurring Messages in Slack (2 Methods)
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