Slack review

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Slack is an instant messaging and team communication software, which was developed by Slack Technologies, Inc. and released in February 2014. The software is oriented for work and business. Slack has a freemium business model, which means you can use it for free with limited features, or else buy a paid version with the most features.

Features

Slack is available for Windows, Mac OS X, iOS, and Android, and as an app for the Apple Watch. Slack has many features, which range from simple texting to more complicated features like to-do lists and project management, video conferencing, and live chat with other teams.

Design

The design is simple, with a chat interface that can be customized.

Information about replayability of Slack

Some people say that their team has more or less the same conversation on a daily basis and that Slack is not replayable.

Conclusion

Slack is a great way to communicate with your team. It's easy to use and has some nice features. It's not a good choice if your team has not already adopted it. It's not a good idea to use Slack if you don't have much to say.

Pros

Slack helps you stay in touch with your team
It's easy to use, and you don't need any special skills to get started
You can share files and keep work conversations going on in the background
Slack is a great tool for communicating with other teams
It's easy to integrate with other apps, like Google Drive and Zendesk
Slack is an easy way to keep track of what's happening and what needs to be done
It's great for communicating with remote teams

Cons

Is not replayable. Slack does not have a lot of the features that other programs do, such as calendars
Slack can be hard to use when you have two or more teams that are using it
Has a limited number of integrations with other programs
Slack is expensive, and the free version has limited features
Slack is not a good choice if your team is not already using it