Why RelayBoard does not currently have a Slack integration

How an extra integration can change where a team treats work as authoritative, and why RelayBoard currently keeps that workflow in its workspace.

RelayBoard currently keeps tasks, announcements, and meetings inside the workspace instead of mirroring them into Slack.

One authoritative place

Mirroring a task into another product creates a product question: which interface owns status, comments, reminders, and permissions? A partial integration can make that answer less clear.

RelayBoard’s current workflow keeps task ownership, subtasks, comments, mentions, and reminders beside the task. Announcements keep reactions and replies beside the update. Meetings remain sourced from RelayBoard even when Business and Pro workspaces push them to supported external calendars.

A current boundary

The absence of a Slack integration is a current product boundary. It is not a claim that integrations are inherently bad or that RelayBoard will never add one. Any future connection should have a clear ownership model and preserve tenant, permission, notification, and plan boundaries.

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