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Conversational Analytics - Get insights directly in Slack/MS Teams
Conversational Analytics - Get insights directly in Slack/MS Teams

Learn how to get insights of your team's workflow data just by asking Geekbot

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Written by Tasos Efkarpidis
Updated over a week ago

If you want to get insights on demand directly through Slack/MS Teams, just ask Geekbot! Get real-time insights and valuable information directly through your preferred communication platform. Whether you're using Slack or MS Teams, Geekbot has you covered. πŸ˜‰

You can ask about sentiment, specific tasks, team or individual activity, duration a member has been working on a task and more.

However, please note that on MS Teams, individual-specific questions using mentions are not currently supported. Nonetheless, you can still ask powerful and informative generic questions that provide valuable information about your team on both Slack and MS Teams.

Here are some examples of questions Geekbot understands in Slack:

  • How is @dwayne feeling today?

  • How is the team doing this month?

  • What has @dwayne been working on since Monday?

  • What is the team working on this week?

  • Who worked on bug fixes since April?

  • How long is @dwayne working on bug fixes?

  • What has @dwayne done on bug fixes since last month?

Here are some examples of questions that Geekbot understands in MS Teams:

  • How is everyone feeling today?

  • How is the team doing this month?

  • What has the team been working on since Monday?

  • What is the team working on this week?

  • Who worked on bug fixes since April?

  • How long has the team been working on bug fixes?

  • Who has been dealing with bug fixes since last month?

πŸ’‘ It is important to use @mentions (only supported in Slack), task names and time periods to receive explicit responses to your questions. Also, it's mandatory to use question marks (?) while asking these type of questions.

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