Overview
The Artanis Slack bot automatically forwards customer feedback messages to link them with your traces. No code required - just invite the bot to your workspace.How It Works
When customers provide feedback in Slack (support channels, threads, reactions), simply forward the message to the Artanis bot or mention it. The bot automatically:- Extracts the trace ID from the conversation
- Links the feedback to the corresponding trace
- Makes it visible in your Artanis dashboard
Setup
1. Invite the Bot
Add the Artanis bot to your Slack workspace:Add to Slack
Click to invite the Artanis bot to your workspace
You’ll need admin permissions to add apps to your workspace.
2. Add to Channels
Invite the bot to your feedback channels:Usage
Forward Messages
When a customer reports an issue, forward their message to a channel with the Artanis bot:- Click the More actions (•••) menu on the message
- Select Forward message
- Choose a channel where the Artanis bot is present
- The bot will automatically link the feedback to the trace
Mention the Bot
Alternatively, mention the bot in a thread or reply:Emoji Reactions
The bot also monitors emoji reactions on messages:- 👍 /
:thumbsup:- Records positive feedback - 👎 /
:thumbsdown:- Records negative feedback
The bot only monitors channels where it has been explicitly invited.
Including Trace IDs
For the bot to link feedback to traces, include the trace ID when your application posts messages to Slack: Python:What Gets Recorded
When the bot processes feedback, it captures:- Message content - The full text of the feedback
- Reporter - Slack user who provided the feedback
- Channel - Where the feedback came from
- Timestamp - When the feedback was given
- Thread context - Related messages in the thread
Best Practices
Add to All Feedback Channels
Invite the bot to every channel where customers provide feedback
Include Trace IDs
Always include trace IDs in messages so the bot can link feedback
Use Threads
Keep related feedback in threads for better context
Monitor Reactions
Encourage use of 👍/👎 for quick feedback signals