Post to Discord from Slack

Yes, messages posted to Discord can use a webhook profile to match the original Slack user's name and avatar.

Yes, creating a Discord Webhook is the standard and most reliable way to post messages from external sources.

Currently, deleting a message in Slack does not automatically delete the forwarded message in Discord.

Yes, you can map Slack mentions (like @channel) to Discord role mentions (like @everyone) or specific role IDs.

Yes, sending rich embeds (with titles, colors, and fields) is fully supported for cleaner formatting in Discord.

Yes, invite the RhinoAgents bot to the private Slack channel to forward messages from there.

You can choose to forward threaded replies as new messages in Discord, or keep them within a Discord thread.

Small files can be re-uploaded to Discord; larger files are shared as links to the original Slack file.

This workflow is Slack to Discord. For the reverse, you'll need to set up our "Discord to Slack" automation.

Yes, only forward messages that contain specific keywords, hashtags, or are from specific users.

Yes, you can set up rules to route different Slack channels to different Discord servers or channels.

Yes, you can customize the username and avatar of the bot posting to Discord for each message.

Discord has a 2000 character limit per message. Longer Slack messages will be split or truncated with a "Read more" link.

Standard unicode emojis transfer perfectly. Custom Slack emojis will show as their text code (e.g. :party_parrot:) unless mapped to a Discord equivalent.

No, the sync is near-instantaneous using Slack's real-time events API.