> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.videntic.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Sira in Slack, WhatsApp, and SMS

> Connect messaging channels, verify your destination, and understand their scope.

Open **Settings → Workspace → Integrations** for the Sira messaging cards. Slack is shared by the Workspace. WhatsApp and SMS Connections belong to your own account within that Workspace and can discuss Projects you can access.

## Slack

1. Select **Add to Slack** and authorize the intended Slack Workspace.
2. Return to Videntic and choose one **Sira channel** for the whole Videntic Workspace. If the channel list is empty, invite `@sira` to a Slack channel and refresh.
3. Mention `@sira` in that channel and ask about a Project you can access. Name the Project if your Workspace has several similar Websites; Sira may ask which one you mean.

## WhatsApp

Select **Connect WhatsApp**, enter your own phone number with country code, and complete the on-screen consent and verification. The card presents a QR code or WhatsApp link; open it on your phone and send the prepared verification message. Check that the card shows your connected number before chatting with Sira.

## SMS

Enter your own number with country code and select **Send code**. Enter the six-digit code sent by SMS within its ten-minute validity period. Once the card shows the connected number, send a question to Sira over SMS.

If a code expires, request a new one. If messages stop after a Workspace becomes read-only or your Plan changes, check the notice on the relevant card. Disconnect a phone Connection from your own card; disconnecting Slack affects the shared Workspace channel. Reports sent by [email](/integrations/email.md) use separate Project recipients and do not require these Connections.


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