Using Slack bot to clock in and out
Activate the slack bot integration and find out what commands you can use for Slack
Slack is a great way to use Jibble, and it’s free. Simply activate the Slack bot to start tracking time directly from your Slack workspace.
To set it up, you will need:
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An existing Slack account
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Team owner permissions in Slack of your channel. Read more about roles and permissions in Slack.
Note: To use the Jibble bot in Slack, your Jibble account email should match with your Slack email.
This article covers:
Setting up Slack on Jibble
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Go to Integrations.
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Click on Slack.
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You will see a modal that integrates with Slack
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Click on Connect with Jibble
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A new page will be opened (See screenshot below)
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Select the workspace on the top right that you want to integrate with Slack,
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Then select a channel below where all your Jibble notifications will be posted, i.e. when a team member clocks in and out
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Click Allow when you’re done
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The Slack integration is now complete!
Note: A slack user can only use Jibble if they have been added to the Jibble web app. Learn how to add users via the web app.
List of Slack commands
There’s a list of commands that you can use to clock in and out with the Slack bot.
Here’s the full list:
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in – start recording time
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break – take a break
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out – stop recording time
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all – see who’s working
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times – check your weekly timesheets
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log – check your daily logs/timesheets
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acts – list activities that you can record time against
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projects – list projects that you can record time against
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help – Displays help
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contact – send the Jibble support team a help request or feedback
Explore Jibble’s Slack commands.