Get Started — GridKeeper

Know which plan you're on

Pro or Business+: a single workspace, no org-level admin console. Enterprise Grid: multiple workspaces managed from one Org-level console. Not sure? If you only see one workspace with no "org" view, you're not on Grid.

Use a dedicated admin or service account

Whoever authorizes the connection needs Owner or Admin access (Org Owner/Admin for Enterprise Grid). We recommend a dedicated admin or service account rather than a personal one, standard practice for any app with this level of access.

Go to the connect page and pick your plan

At app.gridkeeper.app/connect, choose Pro/Business+ or Enterprise Grid. GridKeeper selects the right set of checks automatically, see the Trust & Scopes page for exactly what gets requested.

Review and approve in Slack

You'll land on Slack's own consent screen. It lists exactly what's being requested, matching the Trust & Scopes page. Approve to complete the connection.

Enterprise Grid: add GridKeeper to each workspace you want full coverage on

An org-wide install doesn't automatically add GridKeeper to any individual workspace, that's a real Slack behavior, not something we can skip. Without this step, private channels stay invisible (GridKeeper only sees a private channel where it's actually a member) and some per-workspace Slack Connect data won't resolve either. In Slack, go to Integrations → Installed apps → GridKeeper → Add to workspaces, it supports adding it to several at once. Skip this step entirely if you're on Pro or Business+, it doesn't apply there.

Capture your baseline

Back in GridKeeper, hit "Capture baseline" on Security Posture. That's your first full check, everything after this is compared against it, so future checks only surface what actually changed.