NotionFlare

Slack Ask

Install the NotionFlare Slack app — Ask connects automatically. Members use /ask against your Knowledge Base.

guidespropsUpdated Aug 14, 2026

Members ask in Slack; answers come from your synced Notion posts — the same Ask Core as Telegram and Discord.

This is community / membership knowledge Q&A, not a replacement for Notion AI or Slack AI workplace search.

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Requirements

  • NotionFlare account with Ask quota (Free = Public corpus only; Pro / Business = choose scope per workspace)
  • Permission to install apps in the Slack workspace

Setup

  1. Click Link a workspace — installs the official NotionFlare app and connects your knowledge base (choose Public / Private / Both when prompted)
  2. Under Connected workspaces, you can change corpus later: Public (inquiries), Private (members, Pro+), or Private + Public
  3. In any Slack channel, run /ask your question

Channels vs workspace: installing the app authorizes the workspace; it does not put the bot in every channel.

  • Public channels — on first /ask, NotionFlare joins automatically so answers and emoji reactions can be matched to the reply.
  • Private channels — invite @NotionFlare once (Slack does not allow bots to join private channels without an invite).

👍 / 👎 buttons work even before the bot is a channel member. If public channels never auto-join after an older install, Add to Slack again once from the dashboard to refresh permissions.

If you installed the app before auto-connect existed, finish linking on the same Dashboard tab (or Add to Slack again).

One NotionFlare account per Slack workspace (V1).

/ask

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  • Uses the corpus scope configured for that workspace (Private vs public)
  • Shares daily/monthly ask quota with Telegram and Discord
  • Answers include Sources when the model cites them
  • Replies include 👍 / 👎 buttons; emoji reactions feed Home mood when the bot is in the channel (public auto-join or private invite — Ask feedback channels)
  • Do not open a DM with the NotionFlare app — use slash commands in a channel

Privacy

Only the corpus scope you choose for that workspace is searchable. Private/draft posts stay out of Public-only workspaces.

Advanced: /bind

/bind CODE is only for re-linking an installed workspace to another NotionFlare account, or recovery if auto-connect failed. Generate a code under Show advanced on the Slack Ask tab (choose Public / Private / Both for that link’s Ask corpus).

Dashboard → Ask → Slack → remove the connected workspace.

Troubleshooting

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