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by langgenius · v0.3.0

Slack trigger plugin example for receiving workspace events.

1.8k installsUpdated Jul 20, 2026
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Data sources

Available inside your emploidai workspace after installation.

Triggers

Available inside your emploidai workspace after installation.

Category

trigger

Version

0.3.0langgenius

Requirements

Maximum memory 1MB

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CompatibleRequires emploidai 1.10.0+

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Slack Trigger Plugin User Guide

What This Plugin Does

The Slack Trigger plugin connects your Dify workflows with Slack events. When something happens in your Slack workspace - like receiving a message, creating a subtask, or joining a channel - this plugin automatically starts your Dify workflows to respond to these events.

Getting Started

Step 1: Set Up Your Slack App

  1. (Optional) Go to the Slack Developer Portal and create a new app or you've already got one.

  2. In your app settings, find and save these four pieces of information:

    • App ID: App ID which is used to identify your app
    • Signing Secret: Used to encrypt the event data, it's optional in Slack, but we require it in this Plugin
    • Client ID: Client ID which is used to identify your app
    • Client Secret: Client Secret which is used to identify your app
    • Verification Token: Verification Token which is used to verify the event data

  3. Open your Dify plugins page, and find the "Slack Trigger" plugin, create a new subscription using the credentials you got from Slack.

    Once you paste Callback URL into Slack Event Subscriptions section, a log will be sent to you.

  4. Finish, now you can add a Slack Trigger event to your workflow, and just enjoy the event-driven workflows!