By default, when the exported data is converted to Comfortable HTML, the exported files are placed into the files directory inside the HTML2 directory: but what if we want to change the location and put the files into the public_channels directory like on the screenshot below? Or what if we want to place the files …
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Let’s say you have a Slack workspace where three users communicate: Let’s say you need to generate readable message history for each of the users, keeping the message history segregated, so Alice can read only the following DMs: Also, Alice should only be able to read those private channels where Alice participates. If each of …
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Imagine that you have a conversation on Slack – in a public or private channel, or a DM – and you need to save this conversation for future reference. Of course, it’s possible to export the data using the Slack standard export tool or use Backupery for Slack, but what if you don’t have access …
Let’s assume there is a Slack Enterprise Grid org where one or more workspaces live. What if we need to move one of these workspaces (or a part of a workspace) into a new one, or merge it with an existing one? Let me show you how to do this. First, let’s call the workspace …
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When you are switching from Slack to Microsoft Teams it is often required to transfer Slack data to Teams, or at least to provide a convenient way to access Slack message and file history in Teams without having access to the original Slack workspace. In this article I’m going to show several alternative ways to …
During the installation of the Backupery for Slack app to a Slack workspace, you may notice the following yellow banner: The warning message is removed by Slack if the app is added to Slack App Directory. However, Slack policy states that they does not accept apps that export or backup message data: The policy text …
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Table of Contents 1. General information In this article, you will learn more about the data conversion settings for Backupery for Slack and Backupery for Slack Export applications. You will also see the example output produced by the apps as well as an explanation of how to read the exported messages and threads, how to …
Sometimes you need to share the data exported by Backupery apps with other users. For example, you may have exported data from the system your team is not using anymore, but you want to keep the data available for future/historical reference. Or maybe you want to provide quick access to some internal data for a …
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Sometimes we need to convert our Slack DMs (Direct Messages) to a channel. If we’re talking about Group DM, it is very easy to do, here is how. The situation becomes a little more complicated if we are talking about one-to-one DM, a usual DM between two members. There is no built-in option to convert …
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