eDiscovery and Preservation for Slack
With over eight million active daily users and 65% of the Fortune 100 companies, Slack is redefining the way employees collaborate and work with each other.
Onna is the most robust and comprehensive eDiscovery tool to collect and preserve data from Slack. By integrating with Slack’s Discovery API and Enterprise Grid, Onna extracts all related data and metadata from entire Slack workspaces, specific user accounts, private/public channels, and private multiparty chats.
Using Onna with Slack
Collect, process, preserve and search across your Slack data in real-time.
All collected data, including images, audio and video files, is processed, indexed, and OCR’d instantaneously, rendering a fully searchable environment of your Slack data. Relevant data can be exported and uploaded to your existing eDiscovery workflows and review platforms for a seamless experience.
Joseph Pochron, President, Forensic Technology & Consulting at TransPerfect Legal Services
“Onna is the best option for the collection, processing, and review of Slack data”
Main Features
API Based Collections
Data Preservation and Legal Hold
eDiscovery Exports
How to Collect from Slack with Onna
Slack for Teams Integration Features
What is collected?
All files available through Slack’s public API are synced, including, but not limited to:
- Messages posted on channels, direct messages (dms) and multiperson instant messages (mpim)
- Files posted on channels, dms and mpims
- Posts created in your files section, channels, dms and mpims
- Snippets created in your files section, channels, dms and mpims
- Files created in your files section, channels, dms and mpims
Our Slack integration can collect from one user account. You will need credentials for each account you want to collect from.
What are your sync modes?
We currently support two syncing modes – one-time sync and archive.
- One-time sync collects data during a certain time range or up until the date the source was added. This is great for one-time eDiscovery collections.
- Archive means that Onna will perform a full sync first and will continuously add any new files generated at the data source. The sync type does not delete files deleted or edited from Slack, ensuring you always maintain a preserved and archived copy of your Slack data.
Enterprise Grid Integration Features
To enable a Slack Enterprise Grid collection, you will need a Slack Enterprise Owner or Admin account.
What is collected?
Onna’s Slack Discovery integration can collect from entire workspace(s). To enable this type of collection, the Discovery API will need to be enabled and the person adding the integration must be an Organization Owner within their Slack environment.
All files available through the Discovery API are synced, including, but not limited to:
- All available workspaces. An organization on Slack Enterprise Grid can have multiple workspaces that can be accessed through this API
- All channels, both private and public
- Messages posted on channels, direct messages (dms) and multiperson instant messages (mpim)
- Edited and deleted messages (only available if ‘Keep Everything’ is selected as a setting in Slack Enterprise)
- Files posted on channels, dms and mpims
- Posts created in the files section, channels, dms and mpims
- Snippets created in the files section, channels, dms and mpims
- Files created in the files section, channels, dms and mpims
Onna’s sync modes
We currently support two syncing modes – one-time sync and archive.
- One-time sync collects data during a certain time range or up until the date the source was added. This is great for one-time eDiscovery collections.
- Archive means that Onna will perform a full sync first and will continuously add any new files generated at the data source. The sync type does not delete files deleted or edited from Slack, ensuring you always maintain a preserved and archived copy of your Slack data.
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