Slack input
Client or brand, approved script or brief, format, actor or template, requester
Independent integration service · $299 pilot
A focused integration that verifies the Slack request, validates the production fields, creates one Arcads job, tracks its run ID, and returns the result to the right conversation.
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FlowPatch is not affiliated with or endorsed by Arcads or Slack. Product names identify the systems being connected.
Operational path
A slash command or shortcut opens a structured brief for the agreed production fields.
The server checks Slack’s signature and request age before parsing or acting.
Validated fields create one authenticated Arcads job; duplicate requests reuse its run ID.
The originating Slack context receives the finished asset link or an actionable exception.
API readiness
Arcads documents API credential generation under Settings → Public API. The client generates and stores its client ID and client secret, confirms the approved generation path, and pays Arcads usage directly.
Slack supplies a signing secret and OAuth bot token for an internal app. The bot receives only the scopes needed for the accepted workflow.
Verify current access in the official Arcads API guide, Arcads MCP guide, and Slack request-signing guide.
Data contract
Client or brand, approved script or brief, format, actor or template, requester
Authenticated run ID, job state, finished asset URL, or actionable failure
Slack interaction ID, idempotency key, timestamps, approval state, retry count
Signing secret, bot token, Arcads client secret, unnecessary personal data
Pilot finish line
The integration is complete when invalid requests are rejected, missing fields consume no credits, retries create no duplicate, every accepted request exposes its Arcads run ID, and success or failure returns safely to Slack.
Free Slack–Arcads mini-audit
Share how the approved request starts, what Arcads action should run, and where the result belongs in Slack. Your private result will show a provisional flow, safety gate, and pilot boundary immediately.
Buying questions
No. FlowPatch is an independent automation service and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Arcads or Slack. The pilot uses access that the client is authorized to provide.
You need a Slack workspace where an internal app may be installed and an Arcads account with API access, credentials, an approved generation recipe, and available credits.
The pilot includes an idempotency record based on the Slack interaction or request ID so a retry returns the existing run instead of submitting a second generation job.
The default scope posts a result link or failure state back to the originating Slack channel or thread. Asset storage remains with the agreed platform.
The instant mini-audit and scope request are free. The first $149.50 milestone is due only after you accept a written scope with acceptance tests.
Start with the real workflow
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