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## Divider
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Adds a horizontal line to separate content sections visually.
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## Emoji
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Add emojis to your content across all Plane editors. Type `/emoji` to open the picker or use `:` and start typing for suggestions like `:smile:`. Choose from standard Unicode emojis and GitHub's extended collection.
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## Push notifications
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Push notifications are currently available only for Plane Cloud users.
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The Plane mobile app supports push notifications to keep you updated on important activities. To start receiving notifications, make sure to turn them on in the app settings. Once turned on, you'll be notified about relevant updates, ensuring you never miss an important change or task.
If you're running a self-hosted instance of Plane, you'll need to set up a few extra configurations to get GitHub integration working. Check out the [setup guide](https://developers.plane.so/self-hosting/govern/integrations/github) first before diving into the steps on this page.
If you're running a self-hosted instance of Plane, you'll need to set up a few extra configurations to get GitLab integration working. Check out the [setup guide](https://developers.plane.so/self-hosting/govern/integrations/gitlab) first before diving into the steps on this page.
If you're running a self-hosted instance of Plane, you'll need to set up a few extra configurations to get Slack integration working. Check out the [setup guide](https://developers.plane.so/self-hosting/govern/integrations/slack) first before diving into the steps on this page.
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This is perfect for situations where someone logs an issue in Plane but the conversation about it happens in Slack. Just link them up and avoid duplication.
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### Add Plane to private Slack channels
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When you use Plane in public Slack channels, it automatically adds the Plane bot to those channels. However, for private channels, you must manually add the bot before you can create or link work items.
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Here's how to add Plane to your private channels:
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1. Navigate to your private channel.
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2. Open the channel settings.
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3. Go to the **Integrations** tab.
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4. Click **Add apps** in the **Apps** section.
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5. Search for `Plane` in the app directory. You'll see the Plane app with the `/plane` slash command
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6. Click *Add* next to the Plane app.
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This will add the Plane bot to your private channel, and Slack will show you a confirmation message.
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Only channel members with the right permissions can add apps to private channels. If you don't see the option to add apps, ask a channel admin or the channel creator to add Plane for you.
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Once you add Plane to your private channel, you can use all the same features you'd use in public channels - creating work items, linking existing ones, and getting rich link previews. The bot just needs that initial invitation to join your private conversation.
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Stay on top of project updates without switching tabs. You can now link each Plane project to a default Slack channel to receive notifications whenever new work items are created.
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If you're using Plane Cloud, you can start a 14-day free trial for all paid plans with a listed trial feature.
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If you're using Plane Cloud, you can start a 14-day free trial for our Business plan, which includes all Pro features plus advanced Business capabilities.
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During the trial, you'll have full access to all the paid plan features, allowing you to explore and evaluate them before committing to a subscription.
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If you decide the paid plan isn’t the right fit, you can cancel the trial anytime before it ends. To do this, click the **Upgrade** button in the **Pro** card, then select **Cancel subscription** on the Stripe page. Once canceled, your workspace will revert to the free plan without any charges.
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After the 14-day trial period ends, your workspace will automatically revert to the free plan without any charges.
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