Marxx in Slack: every client's leads, alerts and competitor ads in its own channel.

Go to Settings, then Integrations, connect Slack and open its settings with Manage. Pick a default channel for the client you are working in, switch each message on or off under What goes to Slack, then add @Marxx to those channels in Slack. Repeat for each client, because each client's settings are its own.

New leads from your Meta lead forms, your triggered alerts, ad account connection problems (always on), the competitor new ads digest, the keyword new ads digest, weekly sector trends and the moodboard digest (off unless you switch it on). Any of them can go to a different channel from the client's default.

Not by default. The message is a pointer: it shows the client, form, ad, campaign and when the lead arrived, with a link to open the lead in Marxx. Switch on Include name and contact details if you want the name, email, phone and answers in Slack too, and remember everyone in the channel will see them.

The lead moves to Contacted in Marxx, just as if it were done there, and the Slack message updates for everyone to show who contacted it. The button works while the lead is still at its first stage. If someone has already moved the lead on, Marxx says where it is now and changes nothing.

No. Marxx posts up to 20 lead messages per client every 10 minutes, and every lead is still in Marxx. Leads older than 7 days are never posted, so reconnecting an ad account does not replay old leads.

Yes. Each alert has a menu with Snooze 7 days and Turn off this alert. A snoozed alert sends no emails or Slack messages for 7 days, while Marxx keeps checking it, and the message shows who snoozed it. You can unsnooze it in Marxx at any time.

Questions about that client's Meta and Google Ads results, account audits, competitors, keywords and trends, such as how last week's Meta ads did. Marxx answers in the thread and you keep the conversation going there. It answers as the person asking, so it only uses what that person can see in Marxx.

No. If ad changes are switched on for the client, Marxx can prepare a draft change for you to review in Marxx. It never changes your ads from Slack.

It answers in a channel that belongs to one client. It does not answer in direct messages, in channels two clients share, or in channels shared with other companies. Each person can ask up to 6 questions every 10 minutes, and each answer shows the credits it used.

Marxx buttons in Slack act as you, so Marxx needs to know which Marxx login is yours. The first time you click a button, only you see Link your Slack account. You confirm the Slack name, workspace and your Marxx email in Marxx once, and you can unlink at any time from the Slack settings.

No. People from other companies in a shared Slack channel cannot use Marxx buttons, and Ask Marxx does not answer in channels shared with other companies. Keep the Marxx channels for your own team.

For 7 days after the thread's last message, so it can follow the conversation, then it deletes them. They are also deleted if you disconnect Slack.