The /clip command allows you to be more specific-like choosing a date or date range. and click Clip to see a list of advanced commands you can use with the /clip command. For more clipping options, select Show more options. and choose an option from the dropdown list. To save messages, click the “More actions” button (.), then select Clip messages. You can easily clip single messages, entire conversations, or something in between. You may decide you’d like to save messages to archive or review later.

For example, typing /note Update the agenda to include a quick survey will create a note that reads, “Update the agenda to include a quick survey” in Evernote. You can add additional text to the note before clicking Create to save the note.Īlternatively, you can use the slash command /note. To take a note, hover over a message, click the “More actions” button (.), then select Take note. If you delete it, a new note will be created the next time you take a note. In Evernote, you may edit the note, rename it, move it to another notebook, or delete it when you no longer need it. A note is created in your default notebook called “Note to self from Slack” and each time you take another note, the text will be added to the end of it.

You can write notes to yourself in Evernote without leaving the conversation. Using Evernote for SlackĪll actions can be used in public channels, private channels, shared channels, 1:1 direct messages, and multi-user direct messages. Once you’ve connected your accounts, open Slack to view a welcome message with helpful hints from Evernote.

Follow the screens to authorize Evernote for Slack to access your account.With Evernote for Slack, teams can seamlessly share important notes and move their ideas and conversations directly into Evernote-all without leaving Slack.

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