INTEGRATIONS
Slack & Google Calendar integrations: Keep track of decisions made in conversation.
Use Slack & Google Calendar integrations to let AI suggest Goals from Slack conversations, receive Addness notifications in Slack and see calendar events alongside today's ToDos. External integrations run only after you enable them, and you can disconnect at any time.
sales-team
SatoFor Minato, we are aiming to send the quote by next week
TanakaGot it. I will base the structure on last week's proposal
Today's to-dos1/3 done
AI picks up what was decided in the conversation, and calendar events line up with today's to-dos
What you can do with Slack & Google Calendar integrations
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Slack
Let AI find unrecorded work once a day
- Connect your organization's Slack workspace, then let each member connect their notifications to receive Addness updates in Slack.
- The ambient integration reads selected Slack channels once a day and proposes potential Goals in Slack.
- Identify ToDos agreed on in conversation that have not been recorded elsewhere.
# marketingSato The numbers in their deck are still out of date
Tanaka I will fix it on our side, this week
AI reads once a dayAAddnessAppI found 1 Goal worth creating from this conversation
Fix the numbers in their deckTanaka / this weekAdd as a GoalNot this timeThe suggestion arrives in Slack. A person decides whether to add it, so nothing piles up on its own
AI reads once a day and suggests the "I will do it" that used to scroll past
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Google Calendar
View events and today's ToDos in the same list
- Today's events from your connected calendar appear in today's ToDos on the Goal page.
- Calendar access is read-only. Addness does not create, change or delete events.
- Use iCal or ICS to display Addness ToDos in your own calendar app.
TodayNot connected9:30Morning meetingEvent11:00Acme - proposal alignmentEvent-Review meeting notes for the decision maker's concernsTo-do15:00Second-round interviewEvent-Prepare quote options A and BTo-doYou can see that you stacked too many to-dos onto a day already full of meetings
Calendar events and today's to-dos line up in the same list, top to bottom
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Connection controls
Connect without sharing passwords and disconnect at any time
- Integrations use OAuth. Addness does not obtain or store your external service passwords.
- Access is limited to the permission scopes you authorize.
- Disconnect at any time to delete the stored credentials for that integration.
IntegrationsSlack workspaceConnectedDisconnectGoogle CalendarConnectedDisconnectWe never hold your password (only the OAuth grant)No API key is needed for MCPDisconnect and reading and writing stop at that momentAll you hand over is permission you can revoke. Cut it at any time
How to connect Slack & Google Calendar
Connect Slack and Google Calendar to Addness separately. Both use OAuth authorization, so you do not enter external service passwords. The integrations are available on Focus and above (Focus and Unlimited).
Slack
- An organization administrator opens Organization settings › Integrations, selects "Add" under "Slack" and connects the organization's Slack workspace.
- Each member opens My Settings › Notifications, turns on Slack Notifications under "Delivery channels" and follows the displayed instructions to invite the bot to the channel where they want notifications and run the command with the integration code.
- The ambient integration reads conversations in selected Slack channels once a day and proposes potential Goals in Slack. People decide whether to add them.
Google Calendar
- Open My Settings › Integrations, turn on "Show Google Calendar events as ToDos" under "Google Calendar" and authorize access with your Google account.
- Today's events from your connected calendar appear in today's ToDos on the Goal page.
- Calendar access is read-only. Addness does not create, change or delete events.
How to disconnect
- You can disconnect at any time. Disconnect Slack from Organization settings › Integrations, and Google Calendar from My Settings › Integrations.
- Disconnecting deletes the integration credentials stored in Addness.
If you want to connect Slack and Google Calendar directly
To use Google Calendar inside Slack, use the official Google Calendar app for Slack. Instructions are available in the Slack Help Center.
Addness integrations connect Slack and Google Calendar to Addness separately, bringing calendar events and decisions made in Slack together in today's ToDos.
Everything you keep in Slack & Google Calendar integrations
starts with Ask AI.
A Goal suggestion an AI agent picks up from Slack once a day becomes an ordinary Goal once you accept it. From there it moves forward the same way: the menu on the row, then Ask AI.
Read about Ask AI in the help centerToday's to-dos
Instructions are ready
A to-do picked up from Slack moves through the same menu
Slack & Google Calendar integrations
Works with your other Addness features.
- With Goals, tasks & KPIs
Add a suggested Slack Goal to the hierarchy and set a due date to manage it like any other Goal. Calendar events appear in the same list as today's ToDos.
Explore Goals, tasks & KPIs - With Meet & Zoom meeting notes bot
Provide a Google Meet URL to have Meet & Zoom meeting notes bot join. Meeting notes use a separate connection from the calendar integration.
Explore Meet & Zoom meeting notes bot - With AI agent connection (MCP)
Connect AI agents through MCP. Your AI client can also use external MCP servers that you have connected yourself.
Explore AI agent connection (MCP)
Slack & Google Calendar integrations for everyday work.
- Recording Slack decisions
Let the ambient integration suggest unrecorded ToDos from conversations.
- Receiving Slack notifications
Receive mentions and comments without opening Addness.
- Planning the day
View calendar events alongside today's ToDos in one list.
- Using your own calendar
Display Addness ToDos in your calendar app through iCal or ICS.
Choose a plan for your work.
AI agent connection (MCP) and iCal or ICS calendar export are available on every plan.
Pricing is based on human members. AI agents do not count as members. Try Pro or higher with a 7-day free trial on monthly billing. Start directly with Starter for $4.99.
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- Goals, tasks & KPIsManage company objectives and daily work as one connected whole
- KPI treeBreak down business targets and see which metrics are improving
- MindmapOrganize ideas before creating Goals from the decisions you make
- Meet & Zoom meeting notes botRecord meeting discussions and save decisions with the relevant Goal
- Screen recording & transcriptsRecord your screen and voice, then keep a transcript of the explanation
- AI DriveKeep files and deliverables with the context of the work that created them
- Chat & huddlesDiscuss work and make decisions in the conversation linked to a Goal
- Addness CRMConnect customer details and contact references to the Goals for each opportunity
- NetworkThe work you get through becomes how people outside find you
- AnalyticsTrack revenue and activity metrics in dashboards
- Templates & routinesReuse successful workflows and add recurring work to today's ToDos automatically
- Slack & Google Calendar integrationsConnect everyday conversations and calendar events to your Goals
- AI agent connection (MCP)Give Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and ChatGPT (official plugin) access to the same work context
Frequently asked questions
No. Integrations use OAuth, and Addness does not obtain or store external service passwords. Access is limited to the scopes you authorize.
Disconnect at any time. Disconnecting deletes the integration credentials stored in Addness.
An MCP-compatible AI client can use external MCP servers you connect yourself. Addness directly integrates with Slack, Google Calendar, Google Drive for selected files only, Discord, LINE, Google Meet and Zoom.
They are available on Focus and above (Focus and Unlimited). They are not available on Starter or Pro.
Addness integrations connect Slack and Google Calendar to Addness separately. To use a calendar inside Slack, use the official Google Calendar app for Slack.
No. Addness only reads events. It does not create, change or delete events.
Yes. Use iCal or ICS to display Addness ToDos in your own calendar app. Calendar export is available on every plan.
No. AI proposes potential Goals once a day, and people decide whether to add them.
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