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# Conversation Groups Overview

Conversation Groups bundle Slack channels into named collections so you can broadcast to all of them with one click. Choose Static Groups for fixed lists or Dynamic Groups that auto-update based on fi

Channel Groups simplify message distribution by bundling related conversations together. Instead of selecting multiple channels individually, you can send messages to an entire group with a single click. This feature ensures consistency in your communication and saves time when regularly messaging the same set of channels.

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### Key Benefits:

* One-click distribution to multiple channels
* Maintain consistent channel targeting
* Eliminate manual channel selection
* Streamline your messaging workflow

### Types of Conversation Groups

**Static Groups** are manually curated lists of channels. You choose which channels belong — great for stable, fixed sets you message regularly.

**Dynamic Groups** (Premium) auto-update based on filter rules: Slack channel properties, HubSpot data, Attio data, and more. As channels match your criteria, they’re added automatically.

→ [How to Create a Static Group](/threadly/groups/static-groups/how-to-create-a-static-group.md)\
→ [How to Create a Dynamic Group](/threadly/groups/dynamic-conversation-groups/how-to-create-a-dynamic-group.md)