In Weekaz we believe a complex Slack App deserves its own robust interface. That’s why Weekaz relies on its App Home when it comes to managing timesheets and logging activities.
Sometimes, however, it could be handy if there are other options available. In those situations, you can choose either to work with Weekaz using Slash Commands, Slack Shortcuts or Direct Messages.
Weekaz only implements one slash command. It is invoked by /weekaz and it accepts five parameters:
/weekaz log|start|feedback|support|help
There are two Slack shortcuts in Weekaz. The first one is “Log activity“, the second one “Start stopwatch“.
Log activity shortcut opens the same modal dialog the slash command mentioned earlier opens. See above for the details on this modal window.
This shortcut starts the Stopwatch. If the Stopwatch is currently running a modal dialog is opened displaying the info about the running Stopwatch and optionally allowing you to restart it from zero (see fig. 2).
Refer to Stopwatch page for more information on Stopwatch feature
Weekaz understands the following one-word direct message when used in conversation with the Weekaz app.
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