Integrations
Connect Slack
Push LARA, Pulse, and Boost business alerts into a Slack channel your team already watches.
Colin LawlessCo-founder, CTO3 min readUpdated Jun 15, 2026If your team lives in Slack, that's where new business should show up. Connect Slack once and Laddr posts alerts from LARA, Pulse, and Boost into the channel you choose — no dashboard babysitting.
What the connection does
Once connected, Laddr posts to your chosen Slack channel when:
- LARA books or requests an appointment, or captures a lead from a phone call
- Pulse captures a lead from your website chat widget
- Boost syncs a new customer review into your inbox
Your team reacts in the place they're already paying attention to.
Before you start
- A Slack workspace where you can authorize an app.
- An active LARA, Pulse, Boost, or Bundle plan.
- Owner or admin access in Laddr to connect integrations.
Connect Slack
- Open Organization → Integrations.
- Find Slack and click Connect.
- Slack asks you to authorize Laddr and choose the channel to post to. Approve it.
- You're returned to Laddr with Slack showing as Connected.
It's a one-click authorization: there are no keys or webhooks to paste.
Pick a channel people read
Post to a channel your team actually watches during business hours, like a shared "leads" or "ops" channel. An alert nobody sees isn't much better than no notification at all.
What you'll see in Slack
Example alert shapes (wording varies by event):
LARA booked: HVAC tune-up on Tuesday at 2:00 PM.LARA captured a lead from Jane Doe: needs same-day service.Pulse captured a lead from a website visitor: asking about pricing.Boost: 5★ review from Alex — Great work
Disconnect
To stop the posts, open Organization → Integrations, find Slack, and Disconnect. Laddr drops the connection and stops sending to your channel right away.
Live where your team is
With Slack connected, LARA bookings, Pulse chat leads, and new Boost reviews are one glance away for the whole team.