Employees can now request items from the service catalog directly within Slack,
transforming the process from a tedious form to a simple, conversational experience. This makes
it easier and faster for employees to get what they need.
Required Editions
Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions
Business Challenge
Many service catalog portals are difficult to navigate, creating what feels like a maze
where employees can’t easily find the item they need. The existing request process is
disruptive because it forces users to leave their primary workflow, open a browser, and fill
out a form. These barriers create friction and slow down the entire process.
Solution
Requesting catalog items in Slack solves these problems by providing an effortless and
conversational experience.
Employees can state their need in plain language, transforming the experience from a
static form to a dynamic conversation.
The entire process can be completed in seconds directly within Slack. This improves
employee satisfaction.
Create a custom agent to request catalog items and allow the agent access to the Employee
Services Slack app. See Create an Agent from a Template.
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