Three Tools In. One Answer Out.
Most real answers are split between a Slack thread, a Drive doc and a Notion page. scri8e reads all three with read-only access and answers once, with every source shown.
- Connects to
- Slack, Google Drive, Notion
- Access
- Read-only
- Re-reads
- Daily
Connected SourcesAt a glance
SlackConnected byAn admin, onceReadsChannels you choose, or every channel it can joinWho sees itPrivate channels for their members only
Google DriveConnected byEach teammate, their own DriveReadsFolders you choose, nothing until you doWho sees itPer file, from Google’s sharing
NotionConnected byAn admin, onceReadsPages and databases you choose, nothing until you doWho sees itVisible to the whole workspace
Each Integration
Pick a Tool to See the Detail
What each tool contributes, how its permissions carry over, and the limits that are real today.
- Slack IntegrationMessages and threads from the channels you choose. Private channels stay with their members.
- Google Drive IntegrationDocs, Sheets, Slides, PDFs and Office files, each keeping its Google sharing.
- Notion IntegrationPages and databases you share with scri8e, visible to your whole workspace.
A document can also be uploaded by hand, visible to the whole workspace or only to the people you name. If your team’s knowledge lives somewhere else, tell us where.
Every Integration
What All Three Have in Common
Three tools, three permission models, and the same four rules underneath all of them.
- Read-only
- scri8e can open, index and quote. It can’t post, edit, move or delete anything in Slack, Drive or Notion.
- You choose what it reads
- Each tool has a picker. Remove a Drive folder or a Notion page later, and what was indexed from it is deleted.
- Kept current without anyone’s help
- Every source is re-read daily, and only what changed is re-indexed.
- Real dates, not sync dates
- Each document keeps the date it was last edited in its own tool, which is what the freshness verdict is judged on.
One Place to Ask Instead of Three.
We’re setting teams up a few at a time, each one on a call. Book 20 minutes, or write to us first if you’d rather.