Slack

You can download Scoop for Slack here or straight from the Slack app directory. To download from the app directory:

Click Apps on the top of the left sidebar in Slack. If you don’t see this option, click More
Search for the Scoop app, then click Add
Follow the prompts to install Scoop

With Scoop for Slack, you can:

Set your next day in the office and have it automatically update your Slack status
Update your daily or weekly work location
View co-worker work locations with /scoop commands
Receive automated Snapshot summaries of your co-workers’ plans and upcoming meetings
Post office interest polls in any private or public channel and confirm office plans
Invite co-workers to join you for a 1:1, coffee, lunch, or day in the office

Account settings will need to be updated using the Scoop calendar extension for Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, or our mobile app.

Mobile

You can download Scoop for iOS or Android by clicking the buttons below or visiting the app stores on your mobile device.

Basic Plan users

If you’re signing up via the Basic plan, click on Scoop for hybrid work from the mobile app home screen to create your free account.

Select Continue with Google to continue setting up your free account. Note, you must choose a work email to create your Scoop account.

Enterprise Plan users

If your employer offers an Enterprise plan, click here to learn more about setting up your account with an invite email.

Browser

Google Chrome

To download Scoop for Google Chrome on your desktop:

Visit the Scoop Chrome Extension page.
Select Add to Chrome.
You’ll see a popup at the top of your screen asking you to confirm the download. Select Add extension.

Once the download is complete you’ll be able to access Scoop from the puzzle piece icon on the top right-hand side of your browser toolbar.

If you haven’t created your account yet and are part of an Enterprise Plan learn more on this here.
If you’re a Basic Plan user you must choose a work email to create your Scoop account.
If you’ve already created your Scoop account, select Sign in and enter your email address and password.

💡Tip: If you would like to make accessing the Scoop for Google Chrome extension even easier, you can pin it to your browser toolbar using the pushpin icon.

Microsoft Edge

To download Scoop for Microsoft Edge on your desktop:

Visit the Scoop Microsoft Edge extension page.
Select Get on the right-hand side of the page.

Once the download is complete you’ll be able to access Scoop from the puzzle piece icon on the top right-hand side of your browser toolbar.

If you haven’t created your account yet and are part of an Enterprise Plan learn more on this here.
If you’re a Basic Plan user you must choose a work email to create your Scoop account.
If you’ve already created your Scoop account, select Sign in and enter your email address and password.

💡Tip: If you would like to make accessing the Scoop for Microsoft Edge extension even easier, you can pin it to your browser toolbar by selecting the “Show in toolbar" icon to the right of the Scoop extension.

FAQs

What if my team uses multiple domains?

Reach out to ScoopCare at [email protected] and let us know all email domains associated with your company. We'll be happy to add these for you!

What information does Scoop collect from Slack?

Scoop requests the most limited permissions possible to be able to enable teams to interact with Scoop for Slack and chat functionality. The message-related permissions we request only enable us to "View basic information" (e.g. channel metadata including channel type and participants) about the channels or group messages we are added to. This is specifically to be able to read Slack command information. We do not request or access channel or chat message history and do not read or store any messages outside of direct interactions with Scoop.

Can other channel members see when I run Scoop commands in Slack?

If you run /scoop or /scoop-future in a Slack channel, the messages that are returned are all private to you.

Does Scoop need to be invited to every channel?

All Scoop commands will work by default (without any action by you) in any public channel. In order for Scoop to work in a group DM or private channel, you will need to add @Scoop to that DM or private channel.