Slack Integration

Slack brings all your team communications into one place, and integrates with many of the services you use every day and posts automatic updates in a channel to keep your whole team in the loop. Since combatting churn is a team sport, using our Slack integration is a perfect way to keep folks informed on customers that hit your cancel experience.

The Slack integration allows you to post events from Chargebee Retention (Cancels, Saves, Deflected, etc) instantly to any channel you wish. We recommend creating a #chargebee-retention channel specifically as an event log. Check out the snapshot below to see how it will look in action:

Installing the Slack Integration

First off, you have to be a Slack Admin to install the integration, so if you're not an admin you'll need to invite them to Chargebee Retention. You can do that following these instructions: Add your team to Chargebee Retention

Once that's settled, the Admin can follow these instructions to connect Chargebee Retention to Slack:

Create a #chargebee-retention channel in Slack
Go to the Chargebee Retention Admin Page
See, “Slack” listed under “Integrations” and click “Connect”
The Slack Admin will be redirected to Slack where they will need to authorize the Chargebee Retention app
Select the #chargebee-retention channel

Note: Chargebee Retention is only requesting 1 scope, incoming web hook, which enables Chargebee Retention to post alerts into defined channels.

Slack Definitions

Hit: customer lands on Chargebee Retention page
Deflect: any action a customer takes to leave Chargebee Retention including:
- Clicks nevermind URL
- Clicks chat from modal
- Clicks any link from modal
- Clicks schedule link from modal
- Clicks send feedback on modal
- Clicks accept offer from modal
Save: customer does not cancel within 30 days
Cancel Request: customer confirms they wish to cancel
CSM Alert: an event has been activated for a CSM

Slack Events

Cancel: <Company name> canceled due to: <reason>
Save: <Company name> was saved by a <Last Action>
Email feedback: <Company name> submitted a feedback email in response to <Reason>
Chat: <Company name> started a chat in response to <Reason>
Schedule: <Company name> scheduled a call in response to <Reason>
URL: <Company name> visited <URL> in response to <Reason>
Offer: <Company name> accepted the <Offer name> offer