# Accessing Threadly in Slack

Any user can access Threadly by opening the Threadly app in Slack. To do so, via the sidebar on the left of your Slack screen, click into the Apps section.

If you don't see Threadly there, you can click Add Apps and search for Threadly.

If for whatever reason you still can't find it, give it a whirl by [installing the app manually](https://slack.com/oauth/v2/authorize?client_id=2573203509911.7020858675504\&scope=chat:write,chat:write.customize,commands,files:read,reactions:read,team.billing:read,team:read,users:read,users:read.email\&user_scope=channels:read,channels:write.invites,chat:write,groups:read,groups:write.invites,mpim:read).

Once open, the **Home tab** is your main dashboard — where you’ll compose messages, manage Conversation Groups, set up Workflows, and view your Logs & Analytics.

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```
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```

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