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Starter and up

Ask about your reviews in Slack.

Message the Grades app, mention it in a channel or type /grades. It answers for your business, and changes wait for your Confirm.

Coming soonToday: Slack notifications for new reviews

Animated example: in a Slack direct message, someone asks how many reviews came in last week, then asks for a thank-you reply; the Grades app shows a confirmation card and saves the reply after Confirm.

What you can ask

  • How did we do last week?

    New reviews, the average and what still needs a reply.

  • Save a reply

    The app shows a card with the reply; only you can press Confirm.

  • Pick the business

    /grades use <business> switches; /grades companies lists yours.

  • A channel for a business

    /grades channel <business> makes a channel answer for one business (owners and admins).

Set it up

  1. Add the app

    In your dashboard, Connect your AI > Slack assistant > Add to Slack, then Allow.

  2. Link your account

    Send the app any message. It answers privately with Link your grades.com account (works once, for 10 minutes).

  3. Pick your default business

    On the link page choose the business answers use, click Link, and ask again in Slack.

What you need

  • A Grades.com account (14-day free trial of Pro, no card needed)
  • Slack
  • Your Grades.com sign-in; no key to copy

Every plan from Starter

Your assistant signs in to Grades.com and sees only the businesses you allow. Anything that changes something waits for your Confirm.

See pricing →

Frequently asked questions

Who can see the answers?

Answers to /grades are private to you. In a direct message only you see them; in a channel the app answers in the thread.

Can someone else confirm my change?

No. Only the person who asked can press Confirm or Cancel.

How do I stop it?

Type /grades unlink to unlink your account, or remove the app from your workspace.

Connect Grades.com to Slack

14-day free trial of Pro, no card needed.

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