Slack and Google Drive search
After Slack and Drive are connected, ask one question without losing channel, file, author, or timestamp context. See the integrations directory for live status.
The short answer
After Slack and Google Drive are connected, Pantasso can search approved conversations and documents in one workspace. Pantasso preserves where each message or document came from, returns citations, and reports missing context when the connected scope is not enough.
Teams can ask about decisions, ownership, project changes, open follow-ups, and the latest approved plan. For example, Pantasso can connect a Drive launch brief with the Slack discussion that changed it, then cite both sources while identifying any disagreement or missing update.
Compare the current document with later discussion and cite both.
Find the assignment in a thread and connect it to the relevant project document.
Summarize recorded changes without hiding conflicting or missing context.
No. The workspace owner approves specific source scope during setup. That can begin with one Slack channel, Drive folder, or focused set of files. Pantasso does not treat a source connection as permission to ingest everything, and agent profiles do not expand the approved source boundary.
Founder-led onboarding starts with one recurring business question. Together we identify the smallest useful source scope, confirm what must stay private, run connection checks and a first sync, then verify a cited answer before expanding to more channels, folders, or systems.
Current boundaries
Pantasso is sold with founder-led onboarding. We scope the first source, question, access boundary, and proof of value together instead of promising instant coverage.
Source availability is tracked on the integrations directory and the status page.
Other directory families are listed, not live.
Pantasso can only answer from the channels, folders, and files included in the workspace scope.
Source freshness and supported object coverage are verified during onboarding before production use.
Explore a cited answer in the demo, then plan one useful source with Pantasso.
