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A Slack message where Maya asks @Lindy to take support triage today, and Lindy replies that it's on it, pulling urgent support tickets
Two quick parts: get Lindy into your team’s Slack, then connect your own email, calendar, and phone so it can run your inbox, meetings, and scheduling.

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1. Get your team on Lindy

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Add Lindy to Slack

An admin installs Lindy from Slack’s Add to Slack screen. The installer is linked automatically.
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Everyone links with one tap

The first time a teammate DMs or @mentions Lindy, it replies with a Connect Slack to Lindy button. Tap it, confirm, and you’re linked. Your original message runs on its own once you’re connected.
For the full picture (how to talk to Lindy, guardrails, and what it can do), see Set up Lindy.

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2. Set up your account

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Connect email and calendar

Connect your Google or Microsoft account so Lindy can run your inbox, prep and take notes on meetings, and handle scheduling.
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Add your phone

Add your phone number (or connect Apple Messages) so you can text Lindy from anywhere. You’ll verify with a code.
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Connect your tools

Connect the tools you use, like Notion, HubSpot, Linear, and 1,000+ more, so Lindy can work across your whole stack. See Integrations.
Your data is encrypted, never sold, and never used to train models. Lindy is SOC 2, GDPR, and HIPAA compliant. Learn more about security.

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Try it

Ask Lindy in Slack, a DM, or by text:
  • “What’s on my calendar today?”
  • “Draft a reply to [name]‘s email”
  • “Schedule 30 minutes with [name] next week”
  • “Summarize yesterday’s meeting with [name]“

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Next Steps

Set up Lindy

The full team and account setup

Home

Where you talk to Lindy and see what it’s done

Meetings

Recording, notes, and your shared library

Pricing

Seats, credits, and the shared pool