Slack Outage Map
The map below depicts the most recent cities worldwide where Slack users have reported problems and outages. If you are having an issue with Slack, make sure to submit a report below
The heatmap above shows where the most recent user-submitted and social media reports are geographically clustered. The density of these reports is depicted by the color scale as shown below.
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Multimedia
Slack is a cloud-based set of proprietary collaboration tools and services. It's meant for teams and workplaces, can be used across multiple devices and platforms.
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Most Affected Locations
Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:
| Location | Reports |
|---|---|
| Lexington, MA | 1 |
| Creil, Hauts-de-France | 1 |
Community Discussion
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Slack Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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$lostmidas (cc/acc)
(@lostmidas) reported
@chintanturakhia @linear @SlackHQ curious if you’ve played with n8n for this yet. feels like you could also auto-ship product ops stuff (daily product metrics to slack/notion, sync linear issues to gcal, kill manual status updates, etc.). tried anything like that?
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Zev Zoldan
(@ZevZoldan) reported
@ethanmonkhouse @SlackHQ dude yes, exactly what we're trying to fix with @TryThreadly!
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Markus Eisele
(@myfear) reported
Hey @SlackHQ are you folks aware of some “image not loading” issues in some particular workspaces?
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Bri
(@thebriinme) reported
@SlackHQ @50stev Was this fixed?? Slack doesn't catch ANY of my errors??
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Zev Zoldan
(@ZevZoldan) reported
Hot take for the AI founders knocking @SlackHQ: Slack doesn’t have a “communication problem.” Teams do. Most “ignored messages” aren’t about noise, attention spans, or channel chaos. It’s because Slack messages have zero structure. No timing. No follow-through. No visibility. Just text thrown into the void and a prayer. The second you add structure — forms, confirmations, simple logic — everything changes. People actually respond. Leaders stop guessing. Teams stop resending the same message 12 times. Slack doesn’t need fewer messages. It needs smarter ones. That’s what we’re building with @TryThreadly.
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Santosh | Google Ads Rescue for Ecom
(@ScaleomX) reported
@SlackHQ makes me miss a lot of messages, No notification even if I am marked @ Something is broken when you use it on both computer and phone. Anyone else facing this?
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Nick Ruffini 🇮🇹
(@TheNickRuffini) reported
@SlackHQ please help!!!! 🙏
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andrei alikimovich
(@lkmvch) reported
@nlevin @SlackHQ Have the same issue :/ annoying
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kevbosaurus
(@kevbosaurus) reported
Fwiw, I feel less productive when @googledocs is down and more productive when @SlackHQ is down. #googledocsdown
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Eugene 🇺🇲
(@vayzenburger) reported
@ibuildthecloud @jarredsumner @SlackHQ Slack is still probably a rounding error on Salesforce's balance sheet. I doubt the acquisition happened because of how profitable they could be. So idk
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Jatin Saini
(@AskJatinSaini) reported
@aouabch Most teams don’t fail to scale because of bad tools. They fail because every new tool hides the same old inefficiency. IMO @clickup and @SlackHQ aren’t the problem. It’s the illusion that organisation = progress.
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Joey Kudish
(@jkudish) reported
@mike_hasarms @SlackHQ Perhaps not but they’re being used that way (I’m in a few that I need to be in for work) and spam is a real problem. They should either force them to move elsewhere or offer spam moderation/ reporting tools. Status quo isn’t working.
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Zev Zoldan
(@ZevZoldan) reported
Hot take for the AI founders knocking @SlackHQ: Slack doesn’t have a “communication problem.” Teams do. Most “ignored messages” aren’t about noise, attention spans, or channel chaos. It’s because Slack messages have zero structure. No timing. No follow-through. No visibility. Just text thrown into the void and a prayer. The second you add structure — forms, confirmations, simple logic — everything changes. People actually respond. Leaders stop guessing. Teams stop resending the same message 12 times. Slack doesn’t need fewer messages. It needs smarter ones. That’s what we’re building with @TryThreadly.
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37chairs
(@37chairs) reported
@jarredsumner @SlackHQ please no. slack absolutely does not need even one more feature. I realize this is more of a fix than a feature but pencils down, walk away, stop touching it.
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Joey Kudish
(@jkudish) reported
@mike_hasarms @SlackHQ Perhaps not but they’re being used that way (I’m in a few that I need to be in for work) and spam is a real problem. They should either force them to move elsewhere or offer spam moderation/ reporting tools. Status quo isn’t working.
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