Adside is the AI that runs your ads with you. In Slack, it works in the channels you link to your workspaces.
Ask about spend, results, top creatives or competitor ads in a channel linked to one of your workspaces. Adside replies in the thread and keeps answering the follow-ups there.
Routines you set up in Adside, like a daily top-creatives digest or a weekly performance summary, post to the channel you pick.
Ask for new creatives from a thread. Adside keeps the thread posted while it works and mentions you when the files are ready to review.
In channels shared with people outside your organization, Adside holds its reply until someone on your team clicks Send. Tracking changes for Google Tag Manager arrive with Publish and Cancel buttons.
Mention Adside on a message like "the hero video still shows Q2 pricing" and it files a to-do against the right workspace and tags the owner.
Adside only sees the channels it is in. Each channel is linked to one workspace, so it always knows whose ads you mean.
You add Adside to Slack from inside Adside, so it knows which of your workspaces each channel belongs to. It takes about two minutes.
Go to app.adside.ai and sign in, or create an account. New accounts get the Slack step during setup.
Open Settings → Slack and click Connect Slack. Slack shows the permissions listed below; approve them for your Slack workspace.
In the workspace’s Settings → Slack, create #adside-ads or pick a channel you already use. If Adside is not in that channel yet, type /invite @Adside there.
Ask your first question in the channel, for example “@Adside how did Meta do yesterday?” Adside answers in the thread.
These are the permissions Slack asks you to approve, and what each one is for.
To remove Adside, open Settings → Slack in Adside and click Disconnect, or remove the app from your Slack workspace’s app settings. Read our privacy policy and terms for how we handle your data.