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SlackGlad is an AI agent for Slack that works in Salesforce. Tell @Glad in the thread what the buyer agreed on the call, and it updates the opportunity through your own Salesforce login.
Harbourside agreed a bigger order on the call. Salesforce has the new number two minutes later, and nobody opened a record.
Last updated 14 October 2026
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@Glad which opportunities over $10,000 close this month, and what stage are they in?
@Glad set the Harbourside opportunity to $52,000 and move it to Negotiation.
@Glad log this thread as a note on the Quayside Hotels account.
@Glad who's our contact at Oddbird Bakeries, and when did we last talk to them?
@Glad create a lead for the café owner from this message, source Trade show.
@Glad add a task for Kofi to send the Quayside contract on Monday.
Glad has 224 Salesforce actions. These are the main ones, and the full list is below.
"@Glad which accounts am I meeting this week, and what's open on each?" Glad checks your Google Calendar, pulls the open opportunities and last notes from Salesforce, and lists them in the thread. It only reads, so there's no card to approve. Prepare for meetings in Slack shows what the brief looks like.
"@Glad find the price we sent Oddbird Bakeries in Gmail and put it on their opportunity." Glad searches your Gmail for the quote, then shows the Salesforce change on a card and saves it after your yes. See Gmail.
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 Salesforce, you get a card to approve.
Something else? Write to info@iamglad.ai.
Yes. Glad, the AI agent for Slack, connects to your own Salesforce login and finds accounts, updates opportunities, logs notes and runs reports from any Slack thread. Changes wait for your approval.
Salesforce's Slack app lets you view and update records from Slack, and on Slack Business+ or Enterprise, Slackbot can create and update them after an approval. Glad does the update from the thread too, and the same request can pull in your other tools first, like the quote in Gmail or the meeting in Google Calendar.
Yes. Say what changed in the thread and Glad finds the record, shows the change on a card, and saves it in Salesforce when you approve.
Yes. Every new or changed opportunity, account, contact, lead, note or task waits for a yes in the thread. Searches, lookups and reports don't ask.
Yes. Ask for a report by name, or describe what you need, such as "opportunities over $10,000 closing this month", and Glad answers in the thread.
Yes. Ask "@Glad log this thread as a note on the Harbourside account" and Glad writes a short note from the thread and adds it after your yes.
Yours. Each person connects their own Salesforce login, so Glad sees only the records that person can see, and changes show up under their name. Sharing a connection needs an admin's approval.
No extra fee: Salesforce comes with every plan. One opportunity update from a thread is one task, and Starter gives the whole workspace 250 of them a month for $49. Your first 50 are free.
Sources for the answers about other apps, checked on 14 October 2026: Slack: view and update Salesforce data in Slack
Update HubSpot deals from SlackSay what changed on the call. Glad finds the deal, shows you the change and saves it when you approve.
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
GmailGmailFind emails, read attachments and draft replies in your own Gmail, from any Slack thread.
62 actions
LinearLinearFile Linear issues from a bug thread, check for duplicates, comment and see what's in the cycle.
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NotionNotionSearch Notion, answer from your docs, add database rows and write decisions into pages.
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