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# Automated Slack reports
With DoubleLoop, you can push reports of metric performance and work progress to Slack automatically on a regular basis. It's a great way for teams to stay focused on the metrics that matter and keep stakeholders in-the-loop.
## Example Slack Report
## Setup instructions
1. On the [Slack integration page](https://app.doubleloop.app/settings/integrations/slack), click "Connect."
2. Go to one of your strategy maps.
3. Open settings.
4. Under Slack channel, type the name of the channel that you would like to send reports to and select it.
5. Save you settings.
After you've set it up, reports will be sent to Slack every week on Friday.
## Support
If you need any help with the integration or have ideas for enhancing it, please email us at .
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