Slack integration. Planned report updates.

The planned Slack connection would send a concise report update to a chosen conversation, identifying the vehicle, check date and review needed. It is not available to install today. The proposed message would help assign a follow-up while the original report remains the source for the finding.

• Put findings in context

  Start the conversation with the registration, check date and the reason a review is needed.

• Reduce manual handovers

  Plan a consistent update for each completed check instead of copying details into a new message.

• Keep follow ups together

  Discuss the next question in a thread your team can return to.

A proposed way to connect Car Check with Slack.

1. Finish a vehicle check

   Start from the report associated with the car your team is reviewing.

2. Send a concise update

   Post the agreed summary to a selected channel.

3. Continue the review

   Discuss the finding and assign the next step in your existing team process.

Vehicle

Registration, make and model to identify the car.

Check date

When the report was created.

Summary

The findings or unconfirmed checks that need attention.

Report reference

A reference back to the full report for authorised readers.

1. Choose the audience

   Tell us which team and channel should receive a car check update.

2. Choose what to include

   Agree a concise summary that is useful without sending unnecessary report information.

3. Review a test message

   When the connection is available, check the message and its audience before enabling regular updates.

Request the Slack integration to discuss channel notifications for your team.

Channel membership determines who sees a message. Report links remain subject to Car Check access, so readers may need the report owner to review or share an appropriate copy.