# Connect to Slack Bot
## Create Bot
Go to the [Slack App Platform](https://api.slack.com/apps).
Click `Create New App` in the top right corner, select `from a manifest`, select the workspace where you want to deploy the bot, select next, and choose to create the bot.
Enter the `Basic Information` option on the left, record the `signing_secret`.
Enter `OAuth & Permissions` on the left, scroll down to `Scopes`, add the following bot permissions:
After adding the above permissions, click `Install to your workspace`, record the token starting with `xoxb-xxxxx`.
**Note:**
**If you didn't add all permissions at once, you'll need to reinstall the App later.**
Enter the `App Home` tab on the left, scroll to the bottom where you'll find `Message Tab`, turn it on and check
`Allow users to send Slash commands and messages from the messages tab`.
## Connect to LangBot
Enter `Event Subscriptions` on the left, turn on the switch, click `Subscribe to bot events`,
add the following permissions:
After completing all the above operations, open the LangBot Webui configuration page, add a new bot
## Start Bot
After filling in the Slack configuration items, **start LangBot**.
Then in the `Request URL` of the Event Subscriptions you just configured, fill in the deployment address of your LangBot.
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Since Slack officially requires https, you can refer to the [Caddy configuration part in the QQ official bot deployment process](/en/deploy/platforms/qq/official_webhook.md#caddy-operation-process), note that the port uses the port configured in the Slack adapter.
:::
After filling in all the above configuration items, click save link. If it shows a green **Verified**, it means the deployment is successful.
Otherwise, check if the above configuration items are filled in correctly.
## Effect Demonstration
