Keep product work moving, right from Slack
@Zentrik turns live conversations into durable product progress: evidence captured, related work connected, and the next useful move prepared for review. The thread ends; the momentum does not.
Hey @Zentrik, Acme says onboarding still feels too technical for a first run. Anyone else hitting this?
Captured as SIGNAL-114, linked to this thread.
@Zentrik turn that into an idea, and note it supports our onboarding objective this quarter
Draft idea: Guided checklist for first-week onboarding
Three accounts stalled at first setup this month. A short guided checklist replaces raw configuration, in support of the Q3 objective to cut time-to-first-value for new accounts.
Conversation becomes product work that keeps moving
Zentrik carries the useful parts forward without turning Slack into another backlog your team has to maintain.
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Tag @Zentrik where the conversation already is
In a channel or a direct message, ask what the workspace already knows, or point at a thread worth remembering.
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It answers grounded in your workspace
Replies cite the signals, insights, opportunities, and ideas already in Zentrik, not a general-purpose guess.
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Nothing gets created without a click
Ask it to draft an idea or opportunity and it proposes one as a card with Create and Cancel. Someone has to approve before anything is saved.
Each step, it does a little more. You stay the one who decides
Two of these ship today. Two are where this is headed, shown honestly so you can tell us if they matter to your team.
Capture the moment it happens
A complaint lands in the channel. Tag it and it becomes a signal, linked to the exact thread, before the conversation moves on.
Walk into the call prepared
Ask about an account and it answers from your workspace, every line linked back to its source.
Evidence finds the work already planned
New evidence will connect to the ideas already in your backlog, so two teams never draft the same fix twice.
It notices before you ask
When a week of signals converges on one problem, Zentrik will open the thread itself. The draft still waits for a click.
A teammate in Slack, not an open door into your workspace
- read by defaultIt can look things up. It cannot act on its own
- The Slack agent runs with a curated, read-mostly toolset. Capturing a thread as a signal is the one write it can do directly; creating an idea or opportunity always goes through a confirmation card first.
- shared identityOne @Zentrik, acting as a real member of your workspace
- Zentrik acts under the Zentrik account that installed it, the same role and access boundaries as any other seat. The Slack requester is still recorded on every action for audit.
- your data stays yoursNo personal Slack credentials are stored
- Zentrik stores the workspace bot token issued by Slack, not passwords or personal tokens. Removing the app from Slack revokes access immediately.
Slack is another door into the same discovery workspace
Whatever @Zentrik captures or drafts in Slack lands in the same signals, insights, opportunities, and ideas your team already works from, not a side channel that needs reconciling later.
Turn the next conversation into a product move
Add @Zentrik to Slack so evidence, decisions, and next steps keep their connection after the thread moves on.