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SlackGlad is an AI agent for Slack that works in Gmail. Mention @Glad in the thread where someone says a customer hasn't paid, and the reminder is waiting in your own Gmail drafts.
Oddbird is two weeks late on invoice 1043, and Bram from finance says so in the channel. He adds @Glad, and the reminder is in his Gmail drafts before he's opened his inbox.
Last updated 14 October 2026
Paste one into a thread and swap in your own names.
@Glad find the last email from Quayside Hotels about the delivery date.
@Glad draft a friendly reminder to Oddbird Bakeries about invoice 1043, from me.
@Glad send that draft.
@Glad what did Harbourside attach to their email this morning? Summarize the PDF.
@Glad reply to Mill Street's thread with the new delivery date from this message.
@Glad label every email from Quayside this month "Quayside 2026".
Glad has 62 Gmail actions. These are the main ones, and the full list is below.
"@Glad which invoices are more than 14 days overdue? Draft a reminder for each." Glad lists them from QuickBooks and writes one draft per customer in your Gmail. The drafts don't ask; each send does. Find overdue invoices in Slack shows the Friday chase from start to end.
"@Glad log today's Quayside email thread as a note on their HubSpot deal." Glad reads the thread in Gmail, writes a short note, and adds it to the deal after your yes. See HubSpot for what else Glad does in the CRM.
It takes about two minutes, and Glad only sees the channels you invite it to.
Glad uses it for your requests and nobody else's.
When it wants to change something in Gmail, you get a card to approve.
Something else? Write to info@iamglad.ai.
Yes. Glad, the AI agent for Slack, connects to your own Gmail and finds emails, reads attachments, writes drafts and sends replies from any Slack thread. Sending waits for your approval.
Slack for Gmail, made by Slack, sends an email from Gmail into a Slack channel. Glad works the other way round: from a Slack thread it searches your Gmail, writes the draft, and sends the reply after your yes.
Yes, after your yes. Glad shows the recipient and the subject on a card in the thread, and sends from your own Gmail only when you approve.
No. Glad searches your Gmail only for the request you made, and it doesn't save what it reads to its memory.
Yes. Glad writes the draft straight into your Gmail without asking, since only you can see it. Send it yourself, or tell Glad to send it and approve the card.
Only if you share your Gmail with the team, and that needs an admin's approval. Otherwise Glad uses your Gmail for your requests and nobody else's.
Yes. It reads PDF, image, Word and text attachments, so you can ask what an invoice says or summarize a contract someone sent.
Gmail costs nothing on top: every plan includes every app. Drafting one reminder from a thread is one task. Starter is $49 a month for 250 tasks across the whole workspace, and the first 50 are free.
Sources for the answers about other apps, checked on 14 October 2026: Google Workspace Marketplace: Slack for Gmail ยท Slack: send emails to Slack
Find overdue invoices in SlackWho's late in QuickBooks and by how much, as a CSV, with a Gmail reminder drafted for each. Nothing is sent until you say yes.
Prepare for meetings in SlackAsk before the call and get the Google Calendar invite, your last emails with them, the HubSpot deal and what your team said in Slack, in one reply.HubSpotHubSpotFind deals, log notes, move stages and add tasks in HubSpot from a Slack thread.
263 actions
SalesforceSalesforceFind accounts, update opportunities, log notes and run reports in Salesforce from a Slack thread.
224 actions
LinearLinearFile Linear issues from a bug thread, check for duplicates, comment and see what's in the cycle.
48 actions
NotionNotionSearch Notion, answer from your docs, add database rows and write decisions into pages.
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Add Glad to Slack and connect Gmail. The first 50 tasks are free, and we won't ask for a card.