Setting Up Guru Activity Feeds in Slack

Guru's Slack Activity Feeds automatically post new Cards and folders to designated Slack channels, helping teams stay informed about newly added content in real time. Activity Feeds boost Guru adoption by making updates visible where your team already works.

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Access Required

  • All users can manage or delete their own Activity Feeds.
  • Admins can manage or delete any team member’s feeds from the All Activity Feeds dropdown in the Activity Feeds section of the Guru app’s Home tab in Slack.

Creating a new Activity Feed

You can create feeds for both public and private Slack channels. Make sure the Guru app is invited to the channel using: /invite @Guru

  1. In Slack, open the Guru app and go to the Home tab.
  2. Click Create Activity Feed.
  3. Under Step 1, select the Slack channel where updates will be posted.
  4. Under Step 2, choose whether to create a feed for:
    • A Collection (new Cards and folders), or
    • A Folder (new Cards only)
  5. Under Step 3, begin typing the name of the Collection. Only Collections you have access to will appear.
  6. If creating a Folder feed, continue to Step 4 and select the specific folder.
  7. Before confirming, you'll see a summary of your feed setup (e.g., New Cards and folders added to Technical Support Team will be displayed in #technicalsupport-activityfeed.)
  8. Click Create. A confirmation message will appear in the selected Slack channel.

Managing Activity Feeds

  1. In the Guru app’s Home tab in Slack, locate your Activity Feed.
  2. Click Edit to the right of the feed you want to change.
  3. Update the:
    • Connected Slack channel
    • Folder
    • Collection

Click Save to apply your changes.


Deleting an Activity Feed

  1. From the Home tab in the Guru Slack app, find the feed you want to remove.
  2. Click Edit.
  3. Scroll down and click Delete Activity Feed.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many activity feeds can I create in a single Slack channel?

There is no limit. You can create as many activity feeds as you’d like in one channel.

Why does an existing Card appear as "new" in the feed?

If a Card’s privacy and sharing settings are changed from Public or Restricted to Your Guru Teammates, it will be treated as a new Card. This triggers a notification in the activity feed, as the Card is now newly accessible to the team.