Simply connect Fellow to Slack from your Fellow settings. Go to your user settings page and then head into your Apps and integrations, and find slack. Once connected, you’ll see the Fellow Slack bot under Apps and gain access to features like reminders, agenda contributions, and feedback requests, and more; all within Slack.

Yes. You can configure automations for each note series to decide what gets sent to Slack, such as meeting reminders, agenda contribution requests, or post-meeting recaps.

Yes. After every recorded meeting, Fellow automatically posts an AI-generated summary, action items, and key decisions to any Slack channel or DM you configure — no manual steps required. You can set this up per meeting series so the right notes go to the right channels every time.

Fellow's Slack integration goes beyond note delivery. It includes automatic post-meeting AI summaries sent to any channel, pre-meeting agenda collaboration directly in Slack, action item reminders, Slack Huddles recording, and a daily digest of upcoming meetings and outstanding tasks — all managed through the Fellow Bot without leaving Slack.

The Fellow Bot appears under Apps in your Slack navigation. It handles all delivery of meeting notes, reminders, and digests, and lets you contribute to meeting agendas without switching tools. Notes sent via Fellow are delivered by the Fellow Bot, so they appear in the recipient's Apps section rather than in your direct message history.

Yes. On the day of a 1-on-1, the Fellow Bot sends you a message about the upcoming meeting with an Add button. Click it, type your talking point, and it's added to the agenda directly from Slack — no need to open Fellow.

Slack Actions let you turn any Slack message into a meeting agenda item without leaving Slack. Click the three dots on any message, select More Message Shortcuts if you don't see Fellow listed, and search for "Fellow" to add the message as a talking point for an upcoming meeting.

Yes. To send notes to a private channel, first invite the Fellow Bot by opening the channel and typing /invite @Fellow. Once added, go back to Fellow, click the paper airplane icon on any note, select Send via Slack, and the private channel will appear in the dropdown. You can also add a custom message that appears at the top of the note when it's received.

Yes. For each note series in Fellow, you can configure an automation to send content directly to a Slack channel. This is especially useful for reminding teammates to contribute to an agenda before a meeting. Open the note series settings and configure your automation to send via Slack.

Yes. Because Fellow's botless recording captures audio directly from your desktop rather than joining as a visible participant, it works with Slack Huddles — including quick team standups, informal check-ins, and ad hoc audio calls that other AI notetakers can't capture. You get the same AI-generated summary, transcript, and action items from a Huddle that you'd get from a formal Zoom or Teams meeting, all under the same admin controls and security policies.