How does Redbrick AI connect to Slack?

Redbrick securely connects to Slack through official APIs to bring Work AI directly into your workspace.

It enables users to search, summarize, and automate workflows using data from Slack channels and DMs. Redbrick only indexes and retrieves content that the requesting user already has permission to access. All data is encrypted in transit and at rest and is never used for AI model training.

How is my data protected?

Redbrick follows enterprise-grade security standards.

All data is fully encrypted during transmission and storage.AI access is restricted by user permissions (ACL), and your data is never shared with or trained on by any external AI models. When used in Slack, Redbrick respects the same access controls — it only retrieves messages, files, or threads that you can already access.

Does the AI learn from my files?

No.

Redbrick AI does not train on or share your data with OpenAI, Anthropic, Slack, or any other external provider. Your information stays within your organization’s environment and is used only for secure search and retrieval inside Redbrick.
You retain 100 % ownership of your data at all times.

What happens if I disconnect an integration?

If you disconnect Slack, all indexed data from that service is automatically deleted from Redbrick AI.
References may still appear in past chat history, but clicking those files will display the following notice:

“This file has been deleted from the original service and is no longer accessible.”

Why does Redbrick AI request access to my Slack profile?

Redbrick uses your Slack email address, name, and profile image only to:

• Create and register your account in Redbrick

• Display your identity inside the system (dashboard, audit logs, chat history)

• Support secure sign-in via “Sign in with Slack”