5. Navigate back to your DataHub [Slack Integration setup page](https://longtailcompanions.acryl.io/settings/integrations/slack), and paste the tokens into their respective boxes, and click **'Connect'**.
Now proceed to the [Subscriptions and Notifications page](https://datahubproject.io/docs/managed-datahub/subscription-and-notification) to see how you can subscribe to be notified about events on the platform, or visit the [Slack App page](saas-slack-app.md) to see how you can use DataHub's powerful capabilities directly within Slack.
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# Bot Token Method (Not recommended)
- Select your workspace
- Paste this Manifest in YAML. Suggest changing name and `display_name` to be `DataHub App YOUR_TEAM_NAME` but not required. This name will show up in your slack workspace
```yml
display_information:
name: DataHub App
description: An app to integrate DataHub with Slack
- It will show you permissions the Slack App is asking for, what they mean and a default channel in which you want to add the slack app
- Note that the Slack App will only be able to post in channels that the app has been added to. This is made clear by slack’s Authentication screen also.
- Select the channel you'd like notifications to go to and click **Allow**
- Go to DataHub App page
- You can find your workspace's list of apps at https://api.slack.com/apps/
To enable and disable specific types of notifications, or configure custom routing for notifications, start by navigating to **Settings > Notifications**.
To enable or disable a specific notification type in Slack, simply click the check mark. By default, all notification types are enabled.
To customize the channel where notifications are send, click the button to the right of the check box.
If provided, a custom channel will be used to route notifications of the given type. If not provided, the default channel will be used.
That's it! You should begin to receive notifications on Slack. Note that it may take up to 1 minute for notification settings to take effect after saving. -->
## Sending Notifications
For now, we support sending notifications to
- Slack Channel Name (e.g. `#troubleshoot`)
- Slack Channel ID (e.g. `C029A3M079U`)
- Specific Users (aka Direct Messages or DMs) via user ID
By default, the Slack app will be able to send notifications to public channels. If you want to send notifications to private channels or DMs, you will need to invite the Slack app to those channels.
## How to find Team ID and Channel ID in Slack
:::note
We recommend just using the Slack channel name for simplicity (e.g. `#troubleshoot`).
:::
**Via Slack App:**
1. Go to the Slack channel for which you want to get a channel ID
