# Slack

## Join a Slack workspace

1. From your desktop, visit <https://slack.com/signin>.
2. Enter your email address (we suggest using your work email address). Then click **Continue**.
3. Check your email for a confirmation code from Slack and enter it.
4. Below **Accept an invitation**, click **Join** next to the workspace you'd like to join.

### Accept an invitation

To join a workspace you've been invited to, you'll need to accept the invitation and set up a Slack account for that workspace:

{% tabs %}
{% tab title="Desktop" %}

1. Check your inbox for an email invitation from Slack.
2. Click **Join Now**.
3. Enter your full name and a password, then click **Create Account**.
   {% endtab %}

{% tab title="iOS" %}

1. &#x20;Download the [Slack app for iOS](https://slack.com/downloads/ios).
2. Check your mobile inbox for an email invitation from Slack.
3. Tap **Join Now**.
4. Enter your full name and password, then tap **Next**.
   {% endtab %}

{% tab title="Anroid" %}

1. &#x20;Download the [Slack app for Android](https://slack.com/downloads/android).
2. Check your mobile inbox for an email invitation from Slack.
3. Tap **Join Now**.
4. Enter your full name and tap **Next**.
5. Create a password and tap **Next**.
   {% endtab %}
   {% endtabs %}

## Set up your profile

## Conversations

## Making a call

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