

These three submenu options are where you manage the basic setup of your Slack server.Ĭlick the "Manage Users" option to open a new tab that will help you manage user permissions and invitations. In the submenu that displays, you see three options. The "Administration" menu is only available to administrators, so no standard users can access these windows without the administrator giving them permissions.
#Slack admin settings install
In this window, you can remove the apps that you no longer need or install additional ones.

The "Apps" submenu option opens the same window that you used to install third-party apps. Click the "Administration" menu option to see a submenu. All administration menu options can be found in the dropdown when you click the server name. Administrators can also give permissions to standard users to help with managing the server and its channels. Whether it's inviting or removing users, administrators are responsible for the users that have access to the server. In addition to administrating the Slack server, administrators can also get analytics to identify any issues and get statistics on the way users interact with the server. Administrators must use Slack as a standard user, but they must also set up the server so that it's maintainable and usable for all users on the platform. Slack does not have much of a learning curve for a standard user, but it can be much more difficult to work with as an administrator.
