Chaser dashboards & reporting
See how work is progressing in Slack.
Check what’s due, follow up on overdue tasks, and see what your team has completed. Chaser brings the tasks you track in Slack into one dashboard.
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“Our productivity has grown significantly. We can see the big picture across the company and dig into the details when we need to.”
A useful place to start your check-in.
Before a project meeting, you want to know what’s finished, what’s still waiting, and who needs a hand. Chaser gives you that starting point from the tasks your team is already working on in Slack.
- Plan today’s work. Filter for tasks due today and check their owners and deadlines. You can review the details before deciding what needs attention first.
- Follow up on overdue tasks. See the work that has passed its due date, then return to the conversation to understand what’s holding it up.
- Review completed work. Look at completions by channel or person and see how much was finished on time. Use the report alongside the context your team shares.
The details are there when you need them.
A launch review, a customer handoff, and an operations request might live in different channels. The dashboard brings those Chaser tasks together, with an owner, due date, and status for each one.
Start with the full list, then narrow it to open, overdue, or completed work. When you’re preparing a team update, switch to Reporting for a view of completed tasks by channel or person.
Explore dashboards and reportingUpdates come from the work itself.
Teammates can acknowledge a task, complete it, or change its due date in Slack. Those changes are reflected in Chaser, so they don’t need to update a separate status spreadsheet for the same task.
Chaser sends reminders as deadlines approach and follows up on overdue work. You can also schedule status reports in a project channel, giving everyone a shared update before the weekly check-in.
See reminders and status reportsA few details about the reports.
More questions? Read the FAQWhat’s the difference between Tasks and Reporting?
Tasks shows individual work, its owners, due dates, and status. Reporting summarizes completed work and lets you explore the breakdown by channel or person.
Does Chaser report on every message in Slack?
No. The dashboard and reports use tasks tracked in Chaser. A conversation becomes part of that view when you turn the work into a task.
Can my team get updates without opening the dashboard?
Yes. Schedule status reports for your channels so teammates can review progress alongside the project conversation. They can open the dashboard when they want to look more closely.
Try it with a project you’re working on.
Add a few tasks in Slack, assign their owners and deadlines, and see them together in Chaser.
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