Help & guides

Everything you need to set up asyncmate for your team, from the first check-in to hours tracking and billing.

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Install asyncmate in Slack, create your first check-in and get your first digest, in about ten minutes.

Every scope on the install screen, why it exists and what asyncmate cannot see.

How Slack app approval works, a request message to paste and answers for your admin.

The daily check-in in writing: how it works, why teams switch and where it fails.

Three ways to run one, and the settings that decide whether it survives week two.

The classic three, three tests for a good question, and five copy-paste sets by team and cadence.

Follow-the-sun delivery, digest timing, response windows and handoffs for a team spread over ten hours.

Set up a daily standup in about three minutes: questions, schedule, participants and where the digest goes.

Ask the AI about your check-ins on the web or in chat, and get answers that quote their sources.

Connect an AI tool to asyncmate's MCP server and ask it about your check-ins.

The forgotten-timesheet problem, and how an end-of-day prompt in asyncmate fixes it.

Set up the hours logger in Slack, assign projects, and review or export what your team logged.

Run quick polls in a Slack channel and anonymous surveys with protected results. Voting is free and never billed.

Scheduled messages to a channel or a person, countdowns to a date, and timers in a channel.

Connect Notion once and every closed check-in run becomes a page in a database asyncmate creates.

Fixes for the most common problems: the bot not posting, missing DMs, channel access and timezone issues.

What counts as an active participant, the free plan and the AI digest.