Hi I have issues to setup the deal bot. I made all settings, turned on all necessary things but it doesn't make notifications in the channel when I make a new deal (and actually any other notifications as well. It is silent)
Do anyone has the same?
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Hi!
I have set up an automation to watch some specific changes in deals on different pipelines (and stages). I am communicating into a Slack channel and would like to integrate the Pipeline and Stage name before and after the change has happened. The automation works fine but the Pipeline and Stages are only communicated in ID number format instead of Pipeline and Stage name.
I know this is something that I would be able to do via Zapier, but I would like to leave it here as suggestion. In this case I was looking for a quick fix automation to supervise that some changes are not being done and I wanted this to be set up in a few minutes - obviously going to Zapier and setting up there will take me longer (as I am not a pro user on Zapier (yet)).
Thanks!
Hi,
We're using Pipedrive & Slack.
I've created an automation rule that does the following:
When an Activity whose type is X has the Notes section filled in, Dealbot publishes these notes in a Slack channel.
However, these notes come with zero markup, not even carriage returns (line breaks).
Is there anything I can do for Dealbot to prettify these notes when pasting them to Slack? Thanks.
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