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Slack Help Center: Set your Slack status and availability
Documents active and away dots, paused-notification visibility, automatic active or away determination, after-inactivity away behavior, manual active or away controls, and automatic status signals such as huddle, focus mode, and working-hours context.
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Pattern Decisions This Source Supports
| Pattern | Supported decision | Required contract | Claim note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Presence | Choose presence when the user needs a transient availability, co-attendance, last-seen, or active-viewer signal attached to a person, group, file, channel, task, or conversation. | Presence badges identify the person or group, status label, recency, and source in text, not color alone. | Slack documents active and away dots, paused-notification visibility, automatic activity-based availability, manual active or away controls, and automatic status signals. |
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- Presence vs mentions vs notification center vs activity log
Slack documents active and away dots, paused-notification visibility, automatic activity-based availability, manual active or away controls, and automatic status signals.
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