Get Maintouch updates in the Slack channel your team already watches, and approve content from there.

Overview
Content gets released for review, a backlink goes live, a technical SEO issue turns up, a custom agent finishes its run. If those updates only live inside Maintouch, someone has to remember to go and look.
Connect Slack and Maintouch posts them to one channel you choose. Reviewers can approve a post, or approve and publish it, right from the message, and you decide which events post and who gets tagged.
Approve the Maintouch app for your Slack workspace.
Type /invite @Maintouch in the channel you want, then select it. We check the bot can post there before saving.
Each teammate can link their own Slack account so Maintouch can tag them by name.
Released content arrives with Review, Approve, and Approve and publish buttons, and the message updates as the post moves along.
Turn each event on or off, tag @here, specific people or no one, and edit the message text.
An activity digest of content released, published, updated and indexed, plus a weekly to-do list on Mondays.
Custom agents can post their results or alerts to the channel and tag linked teammates.
chat:write Post notifications to the channel you pick.channels:read List public channels so you can choose one.groups:read List private channels the bot has been invited to.users:read Look up the Slack member who clicks a button.users:read.email Match that member to their Maintouch account by email, so their permissions apply.No. Maintouch posts to one channel per workspace. You choose which events post there and who gets tagged.
Buttons act as the person who clicks them, matched to their Maintouch account, so their usual permissions apply.
No. This connector only posts and lists channels. To let your agent search Slack, connect Slack (MCP) separately.