Features for teams that live in Slack

Create tasks, automate follow-ups, and keep your team's work visible and on track.

Create Tasks in Slack
Automatic Follow-Ups
Visibility & Reporting
Integrations & Add-Ons

Create Tasks in Slack

Create and assign tasks without leaving your Slack conversations.

Create Tasks Anywhere

Create tasks directly in your Slack conversations, or convert a message into a task.
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Repeating Tasks

Set tasks to repeat automatically. Perfect for weekly reports, monthly blog updates, and more.
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Assign to Groups

Assign to a group and Chaser follows up individually until everyone has completed their part.
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Checklists

Set up a checklist once, then instantly reuse it in Slack.
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Round Robin

Distribute tasks evenly across team members with automatic round-robin assignment.
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Visibility & Organization

See what's on track, what's falling behind, and who's working on what.

In-Slack Dashboard

View and manage all tasks with a dashboard built into Slack.
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Team Reports

Track what’s getting done across your team. Filter by person, status, or project.
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Tags

Organize and filter tasks with tags across your workspace.
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Custom Task Statuses

Set up task statuses that fit your team’s workflow.
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Time Tracking

Log hours directly in Slack, get instant visibility into time spent on tasks.
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Chaser empowers teams to get more done in Slack with trackable tasks, automated follow- ups, and team-wide visibility.

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