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Create a Stream

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In the section of the app home, click the Create a Stream button.

Alternatively, you can run the /streamly command from the public channel you wish to use.

Only one Stream can be configured per public Slack channel.

Complete the following steps:

  1. Select (or if using /streamly, confirm) the public Slack channel where will post.

  2. Pick your members.

    Single-member teams will not have a private Slack channel created until they gain a second member.

    Instead of a private channel, notifications, approvals, and other functionality will be handled in the member's app home Messages tab.

  3. Enter a Subject prefix. This prefix and a five-digit, autoincrementing ID will be prepended to each Request Subject. (optional)

    - E.g., ABC00001_Request subject - The following special characters are not allowed: <, >, @, and #

  4. Pick a team name. This will be the name of the private channel created for multi-member teams. (optional)

New Streams will be created with the default request form. To create or modify fields, use the , to modify the request form, use the .

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