Every workspace, one conversation.

"Wait, which Slack was that in?" Never again.

• Every workspace, searched together. Connect as many teams as you belong to. Search and direct messages span all of them, and 1Presence tells you which workspace a result came from so you never lose the thread.
• Catch up on a channel in seconds. It reads the thread end to end and tells you what was agreed, who is blocked, and what still needs an answer — no scrolling back through the day.
• Find what was said, not just what was scheduled. Ask for the moment a teammate mentioned a deadline or shared a link, and it pulls the exact message — search that understands the conversation, not only the keywords.
• Send a considered reply on your behalf. It drafts a thoughtful message in your voice; the first post to any channel or person asks you. The work of being responsive without the cost of being on call.

1Presence holds every workspace at once — each authenticated separately, each kept distinct. "Did anyone DM me about the invoice?" looks across your client Slack and your company Slack in one pass, and tells you where the answer lives.

Everything above is yours — 1Presence acting as you, across the workspaces you belong to, where nobody else sees the conversation. There is a second, separate thing called Slack here, and teams usually want both.

The team agent is a bot your organisation installs into one workspace. Anyone in a channel can tag it, it answers in the room from the company's memory, and it bills the company rather than any one person. If that is what you came for, start there — or go straight to the setup guide.

Each workspace connects through Slack's own login. You choose the level per workspace: read-only — read channels, threads and DMs and search across everything — or read + send, which adds posting messages, replying in threads, opening a DM and adding reactions.

Sending asks before it posts anywhere new — a channel or a person — and that answer sticks for the workspace. Disconnect any single workspace, or all of them, in one tap; the rest of the mechanics are the same for every connector — see how permission works.