Chaser for teams
Keep track of what your team agrees to do.
A request in a channel, a next step from a meeting, a promise to follow up. Give each one a task in Slack, so your team can see who owns it and when it is due.
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Make the next step easy to find.
A conversation can end with everyone agreeing on the work and still leave the details scattered across messages. Chaser lets you turn the request into a task while the context is fresh. Name the owner, set the deadline, and keep the discussion in the same place.
- Team meetings. Give each agreed action its own task. At the next check-in, review what happened instead of trying to remember who offered to do what.
- One-to-ones. Track the follow-up you agreed in a Slack DM: share feedback on a proposal, send a useful introduction, or review a piece of work before your next conversation.
- Shared responsibilities. Set regular tasks to recur, or assign a task to a group when everyone needs to complete their own part, such as submitting availability for a team event.
A reminder that stays connected to the task.
Your teammate receives the assignment in Slack. They can acknowledge it and mark it complete without opening a separate task app. If the deadline changes, they can update it there too.
Chaser reminds the assignee about upcoming and overdue work. That leaves your follow-up conversations for questions that need a person: clarifying the request, discussing a blocker, or agreeing on a different priority.
See automatic remindersReview your team’s work together.
The dashboard shows Chaser tasks across your Slack channels, with an owner and due date beside each one. Check today’s work, look at overdue tasks, or switch to reporting to review completed work by channel or person.
For a regular team meeting, schedule a status report to appear in the channel beforehand. People can read the update and arrive ready to discuss the work that needs help.
Explore dashboards and reportingQuestions before you try it?
More questions? Read the FAQHow much does the team have to learn?
Chaser works inside the Slack workspace your team already uses. Teammates receive assignments and can acknowledge, update, and complete them in Slack. Start with a small set of real tasks to see how it fits.
Can we keep our existing project tools?
Yes. Chaser can cover everyday requests and follow-ups made in Slack while you keep detailed planning in another tool. Choose which work belongs in each place so people know where to update it.
What is the difference between a recurring task and a checklist?
A recurring task repeats one responsibility on a schedule, such as posting a weekly update. A reusable checklist creates several tasks with their own owners and deadlines, such as the steps for welcoming a new teammate.
Start with your team’s next action item.
Assign one of the tasks from your latest conversation and see how the follow-up works.
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