Slack Authentication⚓︎

1 About Slack⚓︎

Note: Slack authentication is an enterprise feature of JumpServer.

Click the gear icon in the top-right corner to enter the System Settings page, then click Authentication Settings > Slack to open the Slack configuration page.
Slack authentication is an identity authentication mechanism based on the Slack platform, allowing users to securely login to enterprise applications using Slack accounts. JumpServer supports standard Slack authentication.

Detailed parameter descriptions:

Parameter	Description	Example
Slack	Check to enable Slack authentication	Enable/Disable
Client ID	Slack Client ID, which is the unique identifier of the Slack application used to identify the application during OAuth 2.0 authorization
Client secret	Slack Client secret, which is a secret string associated with the Slack application used to authenticate the application during OAuth 2.0 token exchange
Client bot token	Slack Client bot token, which is an access token granted to the Slack bot, allowing it to interact with the Slack workspace and perform tasks such as sending messages or managing channels
Mapped Attributes	User attribute mapping; key represents JumpServer user attribute name, value corresponds to Slack user attribute name	See example below
Organization	After authentication and creation, user will be added to the selected organization	Default: `DEFAULT`

Slack User Attribute Example

The Mapped Attributes field is used to set user attribute mapping. The key represents JumpServer user attribute name, and the value corresponds to Slack user attribute name.

{
  "name": "real_name",
  "username": "name",
  "email": "profile.email"
}

URL Type	Address	Description
QR Code Login URL	`https://jumpserver.example.com/core/auth/slack/qr/login/`	Slack QR code login entry point
QR Code Login Callback URL	`https://jumpserver.example.com/core/auth/slack/qr/login/callback/`	QR code login success callback address