Manage pull requests in Slack with Actioner!

Single-purpose Slack channels for each PR that automatically invites the assignees and its reviewers.

Smart notifications. Inviting only the right people to the PR channel instead of notifying a whole squad for every single PR.

Better conversations. Where there are 3 developers or more, it is better to manage comms in a channel rather than in a single thread.

Get informed when you are assigned to PR review and quickly start collaborating with the author in the dedicated Slack channel.

Get notified when CI test results are successful or failed, when a check suit passes or when a pipeline runs with an error.

Track all comments in Slack and use emojis to send relevant Slack conversations to PR as comments.

Broadcast updates from GitHub, Bitbucket, or GitLab in dedicated Slack channels. When a PR is committed to the main branch, notify your developers to view differences in the codebase.

Keep everyone informed about when deploys take place and which changes were rolled up into a release. Subtly remind people working in branches that they can minimize conflicts by updating with the latest changes before submitting their own PR.

Integrate Slack with your code repositories seamlessly, whether it’s GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket. Track and access anything related to your open PRs in one Slack channel.

Help engineering teams resolve pull requests faster without leaving Slack.

Engine your team more around the code base. The more your developers engage with each other's code, the easier they collaborate to find solutions and merge PRs.

Boost collaboration and communication between your developers with context-aware Slack notifications.

Temporary channels are a productivity hack for engineers. They get a sense of accomplishment whenever a channel gets archived.

Get rid of stale pull requests and increase developer productivity. The faster PRs are merged, the sooner one can focus on a new task ahead.