Albus

Hi folks 🙌🏻 Excited to launch Albus for Community today on PH 😇 2 months ago, we launched a beta version of Albus to a few communities - and he has already answered 20,000+ questions! Albus is an AI-powered knowledge bot that learns from your Slack conversations and channels to provide accurate answers at your fingertips. Oh btw - Albus isn't limited to "Slack" alone! Albus also integrates with workplace apps such as Notion, Google Drive, HubSpot, Jira, and more. So, even if your community's knowledge is scattered across multiple platforms, Albus should be able to help! With Albus, your community can: Get answers instantly: No more endless scrolling, keyword searching or worrying about archived messages. Albus analyzes all the data across different sources and provides you with spot-on answers in seconds. Become the #1 knowledge hub for your niche: Albus provides answers to member queries, rich with community insights and real-life experiences, offering more reliable information than standard Google searches. Focus on things that matter: As an admin, you can free up your time from mundane tasks and focus on impactful work like speaker outreach, and event planning which can further elevate community member experience. How It Works: Add Albus: Install Albus from your Slack app directory and connect it to your Slack account. Select channels: You can select which channels Albus should start learning from, once you select, Albus will start analyzing your chats. Ask your first question: Asking a question is easy, you can either DM Albus or @Albus on a channel. For example: @Albus what are the best email outbound tools If this sounds exciting, Aayush from Team Albus would love to chat (https://calendly.com/aayush-mahe...) about how can Albus transform your community.

Albus sounds like a practical addition to Slack communities, especially for handling repetitive questions.

Congrats on the launch! 🚀 The amount of times I constantly find myself hitting ctrl f to search for info on slack or notion is wild to me, so this is great! Is there functionality to not only give an answer but link to the source of where it pulled the answer from? Thinking of there is a scenario where you need to link or reference something?