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If you setup Matrix, couldn't you then just use the slack bridge? https://matrix.org/docs/projects/bridge/matrix-appservice-slack https://matrix.org/docs/proje

• oldandboring 4y ago
  I could be wrong but I think the issue is that I'd be bridging Matrix to my Slack organization, which I would be downgrading to 'Free', and so any communication that happens with external people via the Slack/Matrix bridge will be doing so via the crippled 'Free' account. As it pertains to inter-company communication, 'Pro' allows for channels and group chats, whereas 'Free' only allows one-on-one communication. So, again I could be misunderstanding, but I don't think much is really gained here, relative to (say) implementing Matrix for internal use and also asking employees to keep Slack running for certain external chats.
• judge2020 4y ago
  A slack bridge might be too invasive for a company looking to prevent any data loss, ie. a Rockstar Games situation. If they can, they'll require linked companies to use the official client, even if it costs something.