This template starts when a new message is posted in a Slack channel you watch, including a private channel the bot has joined.
JavaScript keeps only the senders or keywords you care about, then ClickSend texts the number you set. Connect Slack and ClickSend. Put the ClickSend API key on the ClickSend connection. Invite the Slack bot into that private channel.
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The scenario starts when someone posts in the Slack channel you choose. Invite the bot into a private channel so it can see those messages.
JavaScript matches channel, sender, and keywords, then builds a short SMS body.
ClickSend texts the phone number you set.
Add a Slack connection and a trigger for new messages posted to a channel. Select the private channel and invite the bot into it.
Add a ClickSend connection. Put the ClickSend API key on that connection. Note the destination phone number.
In JavaScript, match the channel, keywords, or senders that should trigger SMS. Send the text with ClickSend. Post a test message in the private channel and confirm the SMS arrives.
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