Notice it early.
Vansa Bot checks new messages in the public channels you choose and flags potential concerns while they’re still small.
Slack pilotMind your
message.
A little help for better conversations in 
Slack.
Spot potential policy concerns in the channels you choose. Bring them to the people who can review them.
Made for conversations.
Built with Vansa.
Built with Vansa.
Only the channels you choose
A policy that fits your team
People make the final call
WHY IT MATTERS
Small issues.
Before they grow.
A heated reply, a remark that crosses a line. In busy channels these are easy to miss, until they’re much harder to resolve.
Respond with care.
Concerns go to a private channel for your reviewers as a card with the category, a model severity estimate and a link to the original message. Nothing happens automatically: your team decides.
Close the loop.
Reviewers resolve or dismiss each concern with a private note, so your team can see what was handled and by whom.
AT HOME IN SLACK
Your channels.
Your standards.
From the first invitation to the final review, keep your team in the loop. Explore the experience below.
Vansa BotAPPCHANNELS
Choose where to lend a hand.
Start with selected public channels. Members see a notice when checks are activated.
A clear start for everyone.
Members are told that new messages are checked against the workspace policy. Potential concerns go to your private review channel.
WORKSPACE POLICY
Set the standard together.
Choose what gets checked and which concerns reach your reviewers.
Clear policy concerns go to review.
Private review channel
An illustrative case, independent of the demo settings. Try the review actions.
Vansa BotAPPMessage needs review
From #team-updates · Example message
CategoryPersonal abuse
Model severity estimate3
The message may contain targeted degrading language. Review the original message and surrounding context before deciding.
Open · Waiting for a reviewer
Open message
In Slack, this button opens the original message, where a reviewer can read the conversation around it. The card does not copy the message text unless your workspace turns on excerpts in the bot’s settings.
No automatic action on the message.
An interactive walkthrough with demo data. These controls change this demo only.
KEEP THE DECISION HUMAN
Flagged privately.
Reviewed by people.
Some conversations need a closer look.
Give your team a clear place to start.
Context comes first.
A potential concern is a prompt to review. Your team considers the original message and the conversation around it.
A private place to review.
Concerns go to a dedicated private channel, where authorized reviewers can claim, dismiss or resolve a case.
Your people stay in charge.
The bot surfaces concerns. It does not delete messages, discipline people or make decisions about employees.
A HELPING HAND, ON YOUR TERMS
Simple controls.
Clear boundaries.
Keep the essentials in the bot’s Home tab. See where checks are active, adjust your workspace policy, or pause when you need to.
- Selected public channels only
- A visible notice when checks start
- Workspace controls in one place
HomeAboutDemo workspace
Workspace status
ActiveConnected to your Vansa account
# generalWorkspace policy
Active# team-updatesWorkspace policy
Active# productChecks paused
PausedTRY VANSA IN ACTION
A message in.
A clearer picture.
Pick an example or write your own. See how Vansa evaluates a message before your team makes the call.
Vansa’s analysisReady
A little context.
A useful signal.
Run a message to see the model’s assessment across six policy categories.
Estimated likelihood for each category
Model estimates, not a final moderation decision. Review the context before acting.
AN IDEA. AN API. A USEFUL PRODUCT.
Small decisions.
Real applications.
Vansa Bot brings the API into everyday teamwork. Vansa scores your criteria, the bot applies your policy, and your team makes the final call.
Explore content checks in the playgroundA new messageIn a selected channel
Vansa APIDecisions + probabilities
A clear next stepReview when your policy calls for it
BRING VANSA TO YOUR WORKSPACE
Set up in Slack.
Start with your workspace owner or admin. You’ll need your own Vansa API key.
Get an API keyAdd Vansa Bot.
Open Add Vansa Bot to Slack, choose your workspace, review the permissions and select Allow.
Connect your key.
In Slack, open Vansa Bot → Home and connect your own Vansa API key.
Choose a private alert channel.
Create a private channel for reviewers, invite Vansa Bot, then select that channel in Home.
Set your checks.
Choose the checks and sensitivity that fit your team. Save your settings and send a test alert.
Invite it to your channels.
Add Vansa Bot to the public channels you want monitored.
Pilot installs depend on workspace permissions. Some workspaces require admin approval for unlisted apps.
GOOD TO KNOW
A few details.
Which messages does the bot check?
The bot checks new human messages in selected public channels after activation. Direct messages, private source channels and Slack Connect are outside that scope. The private review channel is a destination for concerns, not a channel being monitored.
Does it take action automatically?
The bot is designed to route potential concerns for human review. It does not delete messages or make decisions about employees. Authorized reviewers assess the context and decide what happens next.
How does it use the Vansa API?
Connect your workspace to your own Vansa API key. Selected message text is sent to Vansa for evaluation against your criteria. The bot uses those results and your tolerance setting to decide what to send for review.
Can I install Vansa Bot today?
Use Add Vansa Bot to Slack for a pilot installation, then follow the setup steps. Your workspace may require an administrator’s approval for apps. If Slack prevents installation, contact [email protected].
BUILT WITH VANSA. MADE FOR YOUR TEAM.