Common use cases
Once you have your deep links, you can place them anywhere your users already spend time:- Okta portal footer - Add a “Get Help” link that opens the AI assistant directly
- Okta app chiclets - Create a one-click support tile alongside other apps
- Internal wikis and documentation - Embed support access where users look for answers
- Onboarding materials - Give new hires immediate access to help
- Email signatures - Let every team member share a direct path to support
Get your deep links
Link to the AI assistant
1
Open Slack and find the Ravenna app
Look for Ravenna in your Slack sidebar under Apps.
2
Copy the link
Right-click the Ravenna app, then select Copy > Copy link.
3
Use the link
This link opens the AI assistant for anyone with access to your Slack workspace.
Link to a public support channel
If you want to direct users to a specific support channel instead of the AI assistant:1
Navigate to the channel
Open the public channel you want to link to in Slack.
2
Copy the channel link
Right-click the channel name in the sidebar, then select Copy > Copy link.
3
Share the link
This link works for anyone with access to your Slack workspace.
Test your links
Before rolling out deep links widely, test them:- Click the link from where you plan to use it (Okta, wiki, etc.)
- Verify it opens the correct channel or AI assistant
- Test with a user who hasn’t used Ravenna yet to confirm the experience