Install & permissions
Add Round Robin to your workspace and understand exactly which Slack scopes it asks for, and why.
How can we help?
Everything you need to set up and run on-call rotations, right inside Slack.
Start here
Section titled “Start here”How Round Robin works
Rotations, duty, schedules, codes, mentions: the handful of ideas the rest of these docs assume.
Your first rotation
Create a rotation, add teammates, and pick who goes first. You’ll be live in a couple of minutes.
Put it on a schedule
Rotate daily, weekly, or on your own cadence, and say which hours each coverage window is staffed.
Ask your AI
Section titled “Ask your AI”Slack AI
Enable it once and anyone in your workspace can ask Slack’s built-in AI “who’s on call for payments?”, with no setup for members.
Your own assistant (MCP)
Connect Claude, Cursor, or any MCP client to Round Robin: query on-call state, or let it create and schedule rotations for you.
Go further
Section titled “Go further”Mentions
Route @rotation mentions in any channel to the people currently on call.
Customize messages
Templating tokens, custom duty messages, and automatic channel-topic updates.
Integrations
Google Calendar, PagerDuty, OpsGenie, Jira Service Management, GitHub, and the public API.
Billing
Plans, quotas, and managing your subscription.
Popular articles
Section titled “Popular articles”Create or edit a scheduleRotation cadences, start times, and how schedule changes take effect.
Templating tokensEvery replacement token you can use in duty messages and channel topics.
Using the on-duty handleKeep @oncall pointing at the right person, automatically.
On-call provider rotationsMirror an existing PagerDuty, OpsGenie or Jira Service Management schedule into Slack.