1. Head over to the Slack API: Applications page.
2. Hit the "Create New App" button.
3. Pick "From scratch".
4. Type in an “App Name” and choose the right “Development Slack Workspace”.
5. Click "Create App".

1. In your Slack app settings, find "OAuth & Permissions".
2. Scroll down to "Scopes" and click "Add an OAuth Scope".
3. Add the necessary scopes like:

• channels:read
• chat:write
• users:read

1. Once you've added the scopes, click on "Install App to Workspace" to get the OAuth token. Save that token for later.

1. Go to "Incoming Webhooks" in your Slack App settings.
2. Turn on "Incoming Webhooks".
3. Click "Add New Webhook to Workspace".
4. Pick the channel you want to post to and click "Allow".
5. Copy the "Webhook URL" that shows up after you select the channel.

1. Log in to your Adalo account and either create a new app or open an existing one.
2. Set up the forms or fields from which you want to send data to Slack.

1. Click on the component (like a button) that will trigger the Slack message.
2. Open the "Actions" tab.
3. Click "Add Another Action".
4. Choose "Custom Action".
5. Click "New Custom Action" and give it a fitting name.

1. In the custom action configuration:

• Set the "Method" to POST.
• Set the "URL" to the Webhook URL you copied from Slack.

1. Under "Headers":

• Add a new header with "Key" as Content-Type and "Value" as application/json.

1. Under "Body":

• Set the type to JSON.
• Use this JSON template to structure your Slack message:

{
  "text": "Your message here",
  "channel": "your-channel-id",
  "username": "your-app-name"
}

1. Replace the placeholders with dynamic data from Adalo if needed.

1. Save the configured custom action.
2. Go back to your app and trigger the action that should send the message to Slack.
3. Check if the message shows up in the selected Slack channel.

By following these steps, Slack should be successfully integrated with Adalo, allowing for seamless communication and task automation.