/userplane command is registered in your Slack workspace. Type it in any channel or DM to open a link creation form as a modal — no need to switch tabs or open the Userplane dashboard.
Using the slash command
Fill in the link details
A modal opens with a form. Select a Project and Domain, and optionally edit the Link Reference and Message for the recipient.

Pre-filling the link reference
You can pass optional text directly in the command to pre-fill the Link Reference field:/userplane appears in the Link Reference field when the modal opens. You can edit it before submitting or leave it as-is.

After the link is created
- A message is posted to the channel with a Share Recording button customers can use to open the link.
- You receive a DM when the customer submits the recording. See Slack Notifications.
- The recording link appears in your Userplane dashboard under Links.

Viewing recordings
When the customer submits, open the recording in Userplane for full playback.Recording received
You get a DM in Slack with a View Recording button. Click it to open the recording in Userplane.

When to use slash command vs. other surfaces
Slash command (/userplane) | Message shortcut | App Home | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Access | Type in any channel or DM | Right-click any message | Open the Userplane app tab |
| Best for | Quick link creation mid-conversation | Linking a request to a specific message | Browsing and managing links |
| Posts to | The channel you typed in | The message’s channel or thread | Doesn’t post to a channel |
| Pre-fill reference | Yes — add text after /userplane | No | No |
Requirements
- The Slack integration must be connected.
- The agent must be a member of the Userplane workspace (matched by email).
Related articles
- Slack App Home — browse recordings and manage links from Slack.
- Slack Message Shortcuts — create links from a message context menu.
- Slack Notifications — recording arrival notifications.
- Link Reference — how references help you find recordings later.





