truelo for Slack
truelo isn't a web app with a Slack notification bolted on — it lives in Slack. Your team writes end-of-day updates, logs hours, requests and approves time off, and reads dashboards without leaving the place they already work.
What you get
Everything runs on slash commands
/wrap for an end-of-day update, /hours to clock in and out, /timeoff to book leave, /whosoff to see who's away, and /nudge to remind whoever hasn't wrapped.
Approvals happen in the channel
Leave requests and approvals are Slack messages with buttons — a manager approves in a tap and everyone's balance updates automatically.
The dashboard comes to you
A weekly digest of what shipped and a daily who's-off summary post to the channel you choose, so the team stays in sync without opening anything.
Celebrations, handled
The same bot quietly posts birthdays and work anniversaries in the channel you pick — culture without the calendar reminders.
How it works
- 1
Add truelo to your Slack workspace.
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Connect GitHub and Jira once at the org level (optional, but it makes summaries automatic).
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Run /wrap — your first end-of-day summary is ready in about five minutes.
Slack integration — FAQ
Is truelo a native Slack app?
Yes. truelo is built for Slack — end-of-day wraps, hours, time-off requests and approvals, who's-off and digests all happen with Slack commands and messages. There's also a web dashboard for the deeper views.
Which Slack commands does truelo add?
The main ones are /wrap (end-of-day update), /hours (clock in and out), /timeoff (book leave), /whosoff (who's away) and /nudge (remind whoever hasn't wrapped).
Does our data stay private?
You connect once at the org level and each team's data stays its own and encrypted. Your own logged hours stay private to you.
Does truelo work with Microsoft Teams?
truelo is built for Slack. Microsoft Teams support is unknown — check the site or ask support for the latest.