Connect Retroboard to Slack
Post retro summaries — every column, the votes, and the action items with their owners — straight into a Slack channel when a facilitator shares them. Setup takes about two minutes and works on every Slack plan, including free.
Create a Slack app for your workspace
Go to api.slack.com/apps and click “Create New App” → “From scratch”. Name it anything (e.g. “Retroboard”) and pick the Slack workspace your team uses. You need to be allowed to install apps in that workspace — if you aren’t, ask a workspace admin to do these steps.
Turn on Incoming Webhooks
In the app’s settings sidebar choose “Incoming Webhooks” and flip the toggle to On.
Add a webhook for your channel
Click “Add New Webhook to Workspace”, then pick the channel where retro summaries should land (for example #retros or your team channel) and click Allow.
Copy the webhook URL
Slack shows a URL starting with https://hooks.slack.com/services/… — copy it. Treat it like a password: anyone with the URL can post to that channel.
Paste it into Retroboard
Open your team page in Retroboard (Teams → your team), scroll to “Slack integration”, paste the URL and hit Save. Use the Test button to send a hello message and confirm it works.
That’s it — happy retros!
From now on, hitting “Email summary” on any of the team’s boards also posts the summary to your Slack channel. Only team owners and admins can change the webhook.
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