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title: "Slack"
description: "Baz's Integration for Slack"
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Baz’s integration for Slack solves a key pain point in GitHub’s notification system: separating signal from noise. Developers often miss important updates - or waste time responding to irrelevant ones - because GitHub floods them with emails, alerts, and digests that lack context.

Baz delivers real-time Slack notifications tailored to your role in the code review process:

* **Authors** get notified when their change request is commented on, approved, or ready to merge.
* **Reviewers** are alerted only when their review is requested, or when their comments are resolved.

All alerts are **context-aware**, triggered dynamically by change request activity. That means no more constant inbox checks or GitHub refreshes - just the updates that matter, when they matter.

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## **Configuring Baz & Slack**

To install Baz:

1. Go to the [Slack settings page](https://baz.co/settings/integrations/slack), and login if needed.
2. Click "Add to Slack" and complete the setup on Slack side.

## **Using Baz as a Slack bot**

Once installed, Baz:

1. Identifies your role in each change request (author, reviewer, commenter).
2. Tracks relevant actions (e.g. comment, approval, request for review).
3. Sends **Slack notifications** only for events that require your attention.

You can configure whether you want to enable or disable all notifications in slack. You cannot converse with Baz today.

## **Privacy Policy**

Your privacy matters. View our [Privacy Policy](https://baz.ai/legal#privacy) for details on how we collect, store, and manage data.

## **AI Disclaimer**

Baz uses a Large Language Model (LLM) to summarize and review change requests. While we work hard to ensure accuracy, LLMs may occasionally generate incorrect or misleading information. Please review all AI-generated output carefully.

## FAQ

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<summary>Who gets notified, and when?</summary>

Notifications are role-aware. Authors hear when their change is commented on, approved, or ready to merge. Reviewers hear when a review is requested from them or when their comments are resolved.

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<summary>Can I turn notifications off?</summary>

Yes. You can enable or disable Slack notifications for yourself. There is no per-event configuration today.

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<summary>Can I talk to Baz in Slack?</summary>

Not today. The Slack app delivers notifications; it is not a conversational interface.

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