Connect Slack, Telegram or Discord to Eodly
Your team checks in from the tool they already have open. Connect at least one of these so Eodly can collect check-ins and reach people.
Every button below lives on your dashboard, at /dashboard. On a new workspace, Telegram and Slack sit on the Connect a source to get your first report card; Discord is in the integrations row along the top of the same page. Settings has an Integrations tab, but it only reports status and sends you back here to connect.
Slack
Click Connect Slack and authorize the workspace. Eodly asks for a scoped set of permissions: it reads the channel you designate and its own direct messages, and it can post. It does not read your whole workspace.
Slack is the one worth doing first, because after connecting, Eodly can import your roster automatically, with each person's Slack ID already attached. That ID is what lets the bot DM them, so importing saves you from mapping people by hand later.
Telegram
Click Connect Telegram. Eodly gives you a link to open in Telegram that adds the bot. Share it with your team, and each person sends the bot a message to link themselves.
Microsoft Teams
Coming soon. We're getting Eodly listed in the Microsoft Teams Store, so your team can add it from inside Teams instead of uploading a file. Until then, connect Slack, Telegram, or Discord.
Discord
Click Connect Discord and choose Add to Server (not "Add to My Apps"). Your team then checks in by typing /checkin in any channel, and Eodly replies privately. After their first one, each person can also type /checkin in the DM where Eodly sends their morning check-in.
One quirk worth expecting: the Discord bot shows as offline on purpose. It appears greyed out in your member list and never posts in your channels, though it does DM each linked teammate their morning check-in and reminder. The /checkin command works regardless. If /checkin does not appear when you type /, refresh Discord with Ctrl+R.
Using more than one
Mixed teams often need more than one. Engineers on Slack, a designer on Telegram, contractors on Discord: connect all of them and everyone still lands in the same single evening report.
Reconnecting
If a connection breaks, or you revoked access on the provider's side, open your dashboard and use reconnect on the connected pill. That re-runs authorization and refreshes the credentials in place, without losing your history.