Productivity / Enterprise
Slack OAuth
Slack bot tokens are commonly long-lived and refresh token support varies by app setup.
Automated OAuth formProvider docs
What this workflow can do
- Build authorization URL
- Exchange authorization code
- Refresh token
- Verify access token
Before starting
- Client ID
- Client secret
- Redirect URI
- Scopes
- PKCE only if your app requires it
- Callback code and state
Result handling
- Access token returns from exchange and can be verified in the result panel.
- Refresh token may return from exchange or refresh.
- Callback state is only used to validate the current handshake.
- Anonymous OAuth Hub workflows do not store client secrets, authorization codes, access tokens, or refresh tokens.
Provider warnings
- Slack OAuth scopes are comma-delimited.
- 01PrepareEnter provider credentials, scopes, callback details, and PKCE values if required.
- 02AuthorizeBuild the authorization URL and open provider consent.
- 03ExchangePaste the returned code and state, then exchange them for tokens.
- 04VerifyTest the access token against the provider verification endpoint.
- 05Next stepsCopy tokens or metadata, then store them safely outside anonymous mode.
Returned from provider
Callback summary
Review returned callback values before exchanging.
- Authorization code
- Present
- Returned state
- Present
- Provider error
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- Error description
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- Error URI
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Troubleshooting
- Slack scope format uses comma-separated values for OAuth v2 authorize flow.
- Bot token scopes and user token scopes are separate in Slack apps.