Dash: An AI Teammate That Works Inside Slack and Microsoft Teams
Most business work isn't a single step. It's pulling context from a CRM, checking a support inbox, drafting something, and then getting someone to actually look at it before it goes out. That coordination usually happens by hopping between tools and pinging people to review, all outside the conversation where the request started.
Dash is built to do that work inside the chat the team already uses.
What Dash does
Dash is an AI teammate for Slack and Microsoft Teams. A request starts as a plain instruction in a shared channel, and Dash gathers information from connected services, summarizes what it finds, and prepares a next step, drafting a follow-up, a memo, a summary, whatever the request calls for. Before anything goes out, the team reviews proposed actions through approval flows. Requests that repeat can be scheduled, so the result shows up in the channel on its own on a recurring basis.
What's broken about the alternative
Coordinating a request across a CRM, a support tool, a doc, and a few people usually means leaving the conversation to do each piece separately, then pulling it all back together to share. The context and the output end up split across tools instead of living where the team actually talks.
Dash keeps the tools, the context, and the output in the same channel the request came from, so the team builds on the same conversation instead of reassembling it afterward.
How it works
Runs from a plain chat instruction: ask in Slack or Microsoft Teams, and Dash gathers context, prepares a draft or update, and proposes the next step.
Approval before execution: proposed actions go through a review step with the team, rather than running unsupervised.
Scheduled recurring requests: a request that repeats can run on a schedule and land in the team channel automatically.
3,000+ connected integrations: covering communication, CRM, support, documents, commerce, and software development tools, shared across the team's workspace.
Cross-functional use cases: a sales update pulled from CRM and billing data, competitor research for marketing, an organized support inbox with drafted responses, a pull request review, or a vendor comparison and decision memo for operations.
Who this is for
Sales, marketing, support, engineering, and operations teams that already coordinate in Slack or Microsoft Teams and want that coordination handled in the same channel instead of across separate tools. Pricing is usage-based rather than per seat: new workspaces get $100 in starting credits with no card required, and the Team plan starts at $50 a month with a shared credit pool, unlimited team members, and credits that roll over. Enterprise plans add more controls and support. Current pricing and credit details are at dashpup.ai/pricing.
Try it
Add Dash to Slack or Microsoft Teams — or see the Dash listing on ShipBoost for category context.
