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Slackbot

Slack · seit 2026-01-13 · 33× · zuletzt 30. Juni 2026

Momentum

Slackbot ist der native KI-Agent von Slack (Salesforce), der seit Januar 2026 als vollständig überarbeiteter, persönlicher Arbeitsassistent allgemein verfügbar ist. Er ist direkt in die Slack-Oberfläche integriert, nutzt den vollen Kontext aus Nachrichten, Kanälen, Dateien und Salesforce-Daten und kann eigenständig Aufgaben ausführen, Inhalte erstellen, Meetings zusammenfassen sowie externe Apps und Agenten über MCP orchestrieren. Das Underlying Model ist Anthropic Claude (FedRAMP Moderate zertifiziert); Google Gemini-Integration ist angekündigt. Mit über 30 neuen Features (März/April 2026) wurde Slackbot zum MCP-Client ausgebaut, der auf 2.600+ Slack-Marketplace-Apps und 6.000+ Salesforce-AppExchange-Apps zugreifen kann.

Momentum-Verlauf

14.05.12.08.

Features

Autonomie-Grad	Hoch-agentic: führt multi-step Tasks aus, schreibt Salesforce-Records, sendet Nachrichten, erstellt Kalendereinträge, plant wiederkehrende Tasks – mit User-Approval für wesentliche Aktionen. Proaktive Skill-Erkennung ohne expliziten Trigger.
Kanäle	Slack (Channels, DMs, Huddles, Canvas). Desktop-Overlay (systemweit). Salesforce-Oberfläche (Salesforce Channels). Kein eigenständiger Web-/API-Zugang außerhalb von Slack.
Lizenz	Proprietär (SaaS, Salesforce/Slack). Im Slack Business+- und Enterprise+-Plan inklusive. Kein Open-Source-Anteil.
Modalitäten	Text (Chat), Voice Input (Spracheingabe → Aktion), Meeting-Transkription (Audio von Zoom, Google Meet u.a.), Datei-/Dokumentenanalyse, Bild-/Chart-Generierung (Native Charts). Ausgabe: Text, Canvas-Dokumente, Salesforce-Records, visuelle Charts.
Plattform	Slack (Web, Desktop, Mobile/iOS & Android). Desktop-Agent läuft auch außerhalb des Slack-Fensters (system-weiter Kontext). Slack-native, keine eigenständige App.
Preis	Im Business+-Plan enthalten ($15/User/Monat, jährl.); Enterprise+ (Custom Pricing). Kein Separate Add-on mehr. Free/Pro: limitierter Trial angekündigt.
Release-Datum	GA: 13. Januar 2026 (Business+ & Enterprise+); 30+ neue Features: 31. März 2026; MCP-Client: ab 18. Juni 2026
Tool-/MCP-Integrationen	MCP-Client: 2.600+ Slack Marketplace Apps & 6.000+ Salesforce AppExchange Apps. Nativ: Google Workspace, Microsoft 365 (Outlook/Teams), Zoom, Atlassian (Jira/Confluence), Notion, Box, DocuSign, Workday, ServiceNow, Tableau, Agentforce.

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Unternehmens-Analyse: Slack

Stand 16.7.2026

HOLDSynthszr Vote

A standalone “Slack” equity in EUR does not exist post-acquisition; the investable vehicle is Salesforce. Recent, source-supported evidence shows Slack remains strategically emphasized (enterprise wins, AI/agent product releases), but Slack-specific financial underwriting (P/E, margins, standalone growth) is not possible with current public disclosure and evolving revenue presentation. Therefore, the most data-driven stance is HOLD Salesforce for Slack exposure, with decisions anchored to Salesforce consolidated guidance, margins, and deal commentary rather than attempting to value Slack independently. (investor.salesforce.com)

Zusammenfassung

Slack is not a standalone listed equity today. Slack Technologies (formerly NYSE: WORK) was acquired by Salesforce and delisted in 2021; therefore there is no current “Slack” share price in EUR to analyze as an independent stock. Investors seeking exposure to Slack’s economics must analyze Salesforce (NYSE: CRM) as the consolidated issuer, and—where available—management commentary on Slack’s contribution to bookings, product attach, and enterprise deal performance. (investor.salesforce.com) Business model and core competencies: Slack is an enterprise collaboration and workflow product monetized primarily via seat-based subscriptions (tiered plans) and enterprise agreements, increasingly positioned inside Salesforce as an engagement layer for “work orchestration” and AI-assisted workflows (e.g., Slackbot/agent features) that connect users to Salesforce data and actions. Salesforce’s strategy is to use Slack as a distribution surface for analytics (e.g., Tableau in Slack) and AI/agent experiences, improving product stickiness and cross-sell across Sales/Service/Data offerings. (salesforce.com) Market position and competitive advantages: Slack competes primarily with Microsoft Teams and other collaboration suites. Within Salesforce, Slack’s advantage is tight integration with CRM workflows, data context, and enterprise governance, which can improve adoption in Salesforce-centric accounts. Recent Salesforce commentary continues to position Slack as a growth driver alongside other core clouds and AI initiatives. (investor.salesforce.com) Key developments (recent months): In Salesforce’s FY27 Q1 communications and related coverage, management highlighted Slack in the context of enterprise wins and product momentum (e.g., Slack referenced as contributing to large deal performance and as a platform for new AI/agent capabilities). Salesforce also announced Slackbot as a personal agent for work and disclosed ongoing product expansion aimed at making Slack an AI interface for completing work. (investor.salesforce.com) Financial metrics: Because Slack is not separately reported as a public company, Slack-specific P/E, standalone revenue growth, and margins are not available from current public filings. Investors must rely on Salesforce consolidated valuation and segment disclosures; Salesforce has also revised disaggregated revenue presentation in FY27, which can further limit direct Slack line-item visibility. (investor.salesforce.com) Outlook (short- to medium-term): Near-term Slack performance for investors is best framed as (1) its contribution to Salesforce’s enterprise deal attach and (2) adoption of Slack-based AI/agent features that can support higher net retention and multi-product expansion. The key constraint is disclosure: without consistent standalone Slack financials, the investment case is inherently tied to Salesforce’s consolidated execution, guidance, and margin discipline rather than a pure-play collaboration multiple.

Key Takeaways

Slack is not a tradable standalone stock; it was acquired by Salesforce and delisted in 2021—so any “Slack in EUR” exposure is effectively Salesforce exposure. (investor.salesforce.com)
Recent Salesforce communications continue to cite Slack as a growth driver alongside other core products, indicating ongoing strategic priority inside the portfolio. (investor.salesforce.com)
Product news in the last ~90 days emphasizes Slack as an AI/agent interface (e.g., Slackbot/personal agent) and as an integration surface for analytics and workflows. (investor.salesforce.com)
Slack-specific valuation (P/E) and standalone margins are not available; investors must evaluate Slack through Salesforce consolidated financials and changing revenue disclosure structure. (investor.salesforce.com)
The most investable, data-driven Slack signal is its reported role in large enterprise wins and attach within Salesforce’s deal motion, rather than standalone seat growth metrics. (marketbeat.com)

Action-Ideen

HOLD

If your intent is “Slack exposure,” maintain a position in Salesforce rather than seeking a nonexistent Slack listing. Recent management commentary positions Slack as part of the growth stack (alongside AI/Agentforce and data initiatives) and highlights product releases that could improve cross-sell and retention. However, the lack of consistent Slack standalone financial disclosure limits the ability to underwrite Slack-specific unit economics; the position should be sized and monitored based on Salesforce consolidated guidance, margins, and execution.

Horizont: 12 Mon.

BUY

For investors with a positive view on Salesforce’s multi-product platform strategy, consider adding exposure on the basis that Slack is being used as a workflow surface for analytics and AI/agent experiences, and has been cited as meaningful in enterprise deal outcomes. The data-driven angle is not “Slack revenue growth,” but Slack’s role in increasing the probability and size of multi-cloud wins and supporting organic acceleration referenced by management.

Horizont: 18 Mon.

SELL

If your mandate requires a pure-play collaboration equity with transparent standalone financials (P/E, margins, revenue growth), exit any attempt to hold “Slack” exposure via nonstandard instruments and reallocate to a listed issuer with segment clarity. Slack cannot be valued independently today, and Salesforce’s evolving revenue disclosure can further reduce the ability to track Slack’s contribution over time.

Horizont: 6 Mon.

Contrarian Insights

• Slack’s investment relevance may be increasing even if its standalone revenue growth is not disclosed: management is positioning Slack as an AI/work interface (agent layer). If that layer becomes the default user entry point, Slack’s strategic value could rise faster than what traditional “collaboration seat” metrics would imply. (salesforce.com)
• The market may over-focus on Teams-vs-Slack share narratives; inside Salesforce accounts, the more material driver can be Slack’s ability to improve multi-cloud attach and enterprise deal conversion. In that framing, Slack’s ROI is measured in Salesforce consolidated bookings/mix rather than Slack seats alone. (marketbeat.com)