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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions docs/installation/slack/cloud-slack.mdx
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### Setting Public Alias for Private Channels

In order to safeguard your confidentiality while enabling seamless integration with Botkube plugins, it's essential to establish a public alias for your private Slack channels. This alias will be accessible solely to Botkube Cloud administrators.
In order to maintain your confidentiality while using Botkube's plugins, you need to create a public alias for your private Slack channels. This alias will only be visible to Botkube Cloud administrators.

#### During the Botkube Invitation to Private Channels

Upon extending an invitation to Botkube for a private channel, a prompt will appear, guiding you through the process of creating a public alias.
When you invite Botkube to a private channel, a prompt will appear to guide you through the process of creating a public alias.

#### For Existing Private Channels

Should you need to update an existing alias within a private channel, or if Botkube is already integrated into the channel, you can execute the following command:
To update an existing alias for a private channel, or if Botkube is already integrated, simply use this command:

```
@Botkube cloud set channel-alias <your-public-alias-name>
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## I can't see my Slack private channels in Cloud Dashboard

In adherence to Slack privacy policy, private channels are not displayed until a public alias is set for the respective channel. Kindly refer to the provided instructions for guidance on completing this process: [Setting Public Alias for Private Channels](../installation/slack/cloud-slack#setting-public-alias-for-private-channels)
To comply with Slack's privacy policy, private channels won't be visible until you create a public alias for the respective channel. Refer to the provided instructions for guidance on completing this process: [Setting Public Alias for Private Channels](../installation/slack/cloud-slack#setting-public-alias-for-private-channels)

## Air-Gap installation

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### Setting Public Alias for Private Channels

In order to safeguard your confidentiality while enabling seamless integration with Botkube plugins, it's essential to establish a public alias for your private Slack channels. This alias will be accessible solely to Botkube Cloud administrators.
In order to maintain your confidentiality while using Botkube's plugins, you need to create a public alias for your private Slack channels. This alias will only be visible to Botkube Cloud administrators.

#### During the Botkube Invitation to Private Channels

Upon extending an invitation to Botkube for a private channel, a prompt will appear, guiding you through the process of creating a public alias.
When you invite Botkube to a private channel, a prompt will appear to guide you through the process of creating a public alias.

#### For Existing Private Channels

Should you need to update an existing alias within a private channel, or if Botkube is already integrated into the channel, you can execute the following command:
To update an existing alias for a private channel, or if Botkube is already integrated, simply use this command:

```
@Botkube cloud set channel-alias <your-public-alias-name>
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## I can't see my Slack private channels in Cloud Dashboard

In adherence to Slack privacy policy, private channels are not displayed until a public alias is set for the respective channel. Kindly refer to the provided instructions for guidance on completing this process: [Setting Public Alias for Private Channels](../installation/slack/cloud-slack#setting-public-alias-for-private-channels)
To comply with Slack's privacy policy, private channels won't be visible until you create a public alias for the respective channel. Refer to the provided instructions for guidance on completing this process: [Setting Public Alias for Private Channels](../installation/slack/cloud-slack#setting-public-alias-for-private-channels)

## Air-Gap installation

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### Setting Public Alias for Private Channels

In order to safeguard your confidentiality while enabling seamless integration with Botkube plugins, it's essential to establish a public alias for your private Slack channels. This alias will be accessible solely to Botkube Cloud administrators.
In order to maintain your confidentiality while using Botkube's plugins, you need to create a public alias for your private Slack channels. This alias will only be visible to Botkube Cloud administrators.

#### During the Botkube Invitation to Private Channels

Upon extending an invitation to Botkube for a private channel, a prompt will appear, guiding you through the process of creating a public alias.
When you invite Botkube to a private channel, a prompt will appear to guide you through the process of creating a public alias.

#### For Existing Private Channels

Should you need to update an existing alias within a private channel, or if Botkube is already integrated into the channel, you can execute the following command:
To update an existing alias for a private channel, or if Botkube is already integrated, simply use this command:

```
@Botkube cloud set channel-alias <your-public-alias-name>
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## I can't see my Slack private channels in Cloud Dashboard

In adherence to Slack privacy policy, private channels are not displayed until a public alias is set for the respective channel. Kindly refer to the provided instructions for guidance on completing this process: [Setting Public Alias for Private Channels](../installation/slack/cloud-slack#setting-public-alias-for-private-channels)
To comply with Slack's privacy policy, private channels won't be visible until you create a public alias for the respective channel. Refer to the provided instructions for guidance on completing this process: [Setting Public Alias for Private Channels](../installation/slack/cloud-slack#setting-public-alias-for-private-channels)

## Air-Gap installation

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### Setting Public Alias for Private Channels

In order to safeguard your confidentiality while enabling seamless integration with Botkube plugins, it's essential to establish a public alias for your private Slack channels. This alias will be accessible solely to Botkube Cloud administrators.
In order to maintain your confidentiality while using Botkube's plugins, you need to create a public alias for your private Slack channels. This alias will only be visible to Botkube Cloud administrators.

#### During the Botkube Invitation to Private Channels

Upon extending an invitation to Botkube for a private channel, a prompt will appear, guiding you through the process of creating a public alias.
When you invite Botkube to a private channel, a prompt will appear to guide you through the process of creating a public alias.

#### For Existing Private Channels

Should you need to update an existing alias within a private channel, or if Botkube is already integrated into the channel, you can execute the following command:
To update an existing alias for a private channel, or if Botkube is already integrated, simply use this command:

```
@Botkube cloud set channel-alias <your-public-alias-name>
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Expand Up @@ -98,7 +98,7 @@ In order to solve the problem, please refer to the [troubleshooting](../installa

## I can't see my Slack private channels in Cloud Dashboard

In adherence to Slack privacy policy, private channels are not displayed until a public alias is set for the respective channel. Kindly refer to the provided instructions for guidance on completing this process: [Setting Public Alias for Private Channels](../installation/slack/cloud-slack#setting-public-alias-for-private-channels)
To comply with Slack's privacy policy, private channels won't be visible until you create a public alias for the respective channel. Refer to the provided instructions for guidance on completing this process: [Setting Public Alias for Private Channels](../installation/slack/cloud-slack#setting-public-alias-for-private-channels)

## Air-Gap installation

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### Setting Public Alias for Private Channels

In order to safeguard your confidentiality while enabling seamless integration with Botkube plugins, it's essential to establish a public alias for your private Slack channels. This alias will be accessible solely to Botkube Cloud administrators.
In order to maintain your confidentiality while using Botkube's plugins, you need to create a public alias for your private Slack channels. This alias will only be visible to Botkube Cloud administrators.

#### During the Botkube Invitation to Private Channels

Upon extending an invitation to Botkube for a private channel, a prompt will appear, guiding you through the process of creating a public alias.
When you invite Botkube to a private channel, a prompt will appear to guide you through the process of creating a public alias.

#### For Existing Private Channels

Should you need to update an existing alias within a private channel, or if Botkube is already integrated into the channel, you can execute the following command:
To update an existing alias for a private channel, or if Botkube is already integrated, simply use this command:

```
@Botkube cloud set channel-alias <your-public-alias-name>
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## I can't see my Slack private channels in Cloud Dashboard

In adherence to Slack privacy policy, private channels are not displayed until a public alias is set for the respective channel. Kindly refer to the provided instructions for guidance on completing this process: [Setting Public Alias for Private Channels](../installation/slack/cloud-slack#setting-public-alias-for-private-channels)
To comply with Slack's privacy policy, private channels won't be visible until you create a public alias for the respective channel. Refer to the provided instructions for guidance on completing this process: [Setting Public Alias for Private Channels](../installation/slack/cloud-slack#setting-public-alias-for-private-channels)

## Air-Gap installation

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### Setting Public Alias for Private Channels

In order to safeguard your confidentiality while enabling seamless integration with Botkube plugins, it's essential to establish a public alias for your private Slack channels. This alias will be accessible solely to Botkube Cloud administrators.
In order to maintain your confidentiality while using Botkube's plugins, you need to create a public alias for your private Slack channels. This alias will only be visible to Botkube Cloud administrators.

#### During the Botkube Invitation to Private Channels

Upon extending an invitation to Botkube for a private channel, a prompt will appear, guiding you through the process of creating a public alias.
When you invite Botkube to a private channel, a prompt will appear to guide you through the process of creating a public alias.

#### For Existing Private Channels

Should you need to update an existing alias within a private channel, or if Botkube is already integrated into the channel, you can execute the following command:
To update an existing alias for a private channel, or if Botkube is already integrated, simply use this command:

```
@Botkube cloud set channel-alias <your-public-alias-name>
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Expand Up @@ -98,7 +98,7 @@ In order to solve the problem, please refer to the [troubleshooting](../installa

## I can't see my Slack private channels in Cloud Dashboard

In adherence to Slack privacy policy, private channels are not displayed until a public alias is set for the respective channel. Kindly refer to the provided instructions for guidance on completing this process: [Setting Public Alias for Private Channels](../installation/slack/cloud-slack#setting-public-alias-for-private-channels)
To comply with Slack's privacy policy, private channels won't be visible until you create a public alias for the respective channel. Refer to the provided instructions for guidance on completing this process: [Setting Public Alias for Private Channels](../installation/slack/cloud-slack#setting-public-alias-for-private-channels)

## Air-Gap installation

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### Setting Public Alias for Private Channels

In order to safeguard your confidentiality while enabling seamless integration with Botkube plugins, it's essential to establish a public alias for your private Slack channels. This alias will be accessible solely to Botkube Cloud administrators.
In order to maintain your confidentiality while using Botkube's plugins, you need to create a public alias for your private Slack channels. This alias will only be visible to Botkube Cloud administrators.

#### During the Botkube Invitation to Private Channels

Upon extending an invitation to Botkube for a private channel, a prompt will appear, guiding you through the process of creating a public alias.
When you invite Botkube to a private channel, a prompt will appear to guide you through the process of creating a public alias.

#### For Existing Private Channels

Should you need to update an existing alias within a private channel, or if Botkube is already integrated into the channel, you can execute the following command:
To update an existing alias for a private channel, or if Botkube is already integrated, simply use this command:

```
@Botkube cloud set channel-alias <your-public-alias-name>
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Expand Up @@ -98,7 +98,7 @@ In order to solve the problem, please refer to the [troubleshooting](../installa

## I can't see my Slack private channels in Cloud Dashboard

In adherence to Slack privacy policy, private channels are not displayed until a public alias is set for the respective channel. Kindly refer to the provided instructions for guidance on completing this process: [Setting Public Alias for Private Channels](../installation/slack/cloud-slack#setting-public-alias-for-private-channels)
To comply with Slack's privacy policy, private channels won't be visible until you create a public alias for the respective channel. Refer to the provided instructions for guidance on completing this process: [Setting Public Alias for Private Channels](../installation/slack/cloud-slack#setting-public-alias-for-private-channels)

## Air-Gap installation

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### Setting Public Alias for Private Channels

In order to safeguard your confidentiality while enabling seamless integration with Botkube plugins, it's essential to establish a public alias for your private Slack channels. This alias will be accessible solely to Botkube Cloud administrators.
In order to maintain your confidentiality while using Botkube's plugins, you need to create a public alias for your private Slack channels. This alias will only be visible to Botkube Cloud administrators.

#### During the Botkube Invitation to Private Channels

Upon extending an invitation to Botkube for a private channel, a prompt will appear, guiding you through the process of creating a public alias.
When you invite Botkube to a private channel, a prompt will appear to guide you through the process of creating a public alias.

#### For Existing Private Channels

Should you need to update an existing alias within a private channel, or if Botkube is already integrated into the channel, you can execute the following command:
To update an existing alias for a private channel, or if Botkube is already integrated, simply use this command:

```
@Botkube cloud set channel-alias <your-public-alias-name>
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Expand Up @@ -98,7 +98,7 @@ In order to solve the problem, please refer to the [troubleshooting](../installa

## I can't see my Slack private channels in Cloud Dashboard

In adherence to Slack privacy policy, private channels are not displayed until a public alias is set for the respective channel. Kindly refer to the provided instructions for guidance on completing this process: [Setting Public Alias for Private Channels](../installation/slack/cloud-slack#setting-public-alias-for-private-channels)
To comply with Slack's privacy policy, private channels won't be visible until you create a public alias for the respective channel. Refer to the provided instructions for guidance on completing this process: [Setting Public Alias for Private Channels](../installation/slack/cloud-slack#setting-public-alias-for-private-channels)

## Air-Gap installation

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