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title: 'Manual Ingestion Mode' | ||
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By default, Plain ingests and groups slack messages automatically for you. | ||
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However, there are use-cases where certain channels are too noisy and you don't want all the messages to go into Plain. | ||
Or perhaps you want more granular control over which slack threads end up in Plain. | ||
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For that purpose, you have the option to enable **Manual Ingestion Mode**. When enabled, Plain will only pick up the slack threads you specify by adding an emoji reaction. | ||
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You can configure this by going into **`Settings`** > **`Slack`** and selecting `Manual` ingestion mode. You also have the option to specify which emoji reaction you want to use. | ||
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Some considerations to have in mind: | ||
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- A message will be added to Plain only if the reaction is by a Plain workspace user | ||
- You need to add the reaction on the channel message, rather than any of the messages in the slack thread | ||
- Removing the reaction will not delete the thread in Plain. Furthermore, adding it multiple times will not create multiple threads. |