Ask your data questions, right in Slack
Querio for Slack lets anyone on your team get answers from your company data in plain language — without opening a dashboard or pinging the data team. Ask a question in a channel or a DM, and Querio replies with a clear answer backed by transparent, governed SQL.
Free to install
Works in any channel or DM
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From a question to a trusted answer, without leaving the thread
Querio for Slack lives where your team already talks. Mention it, message it, or use a slash command — it reads your question, runs it against your governed context, and replies in-thread with the answer and the logic behind it.
How it works
Querio for Slack lives where your team already talks. Mention it, message it, or use a slash command — it reads your question, runs it against your governed context, and replies in-thread with the answer and the logic behind it.
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Add Querio to Slack
Install the app from the Slack Marketplace and authorize it for your workspace in a couple of clicks.
If you don't have a Querio account, create one here
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Start analysis from Slack
In any channel, type @Querio and your question — or DM the app directly for a private answer.
3
Follow up in the thread
You can send follow-ups in the same Slack thread. Querio will keep using the same explore, so the follow-up stays connected to the previous analysis.
4
Open the full Explore
The Slack response includes a button to open the full Explore in Querio. Open the explore when you want to see the notebook, inspect cells, bookmark results, or turn the work into a layout.
A note on AI-generated answers
Querio for Slack uses a large language model (Anthropic's Claude) to interpret questions and generate analytics responses, summaries, and SQL. AI can make mistakes, so responses may be incomplete or inaccurate. Always review the SQL or Python shown with each answer before relying on it for decisions. Querio does not use your Slack data to train large language models.
If you use Querio through Slack's AI assistant experience, a paid Slack plan is required to access that container; mentions, slash commands, and direct messages work on all Slack plans.
