Customer callA call where interruptions should be limited
Meeting, training, and conference Slack statuses help teammates decide whether to wait or escalate. Include the event type, expected end time, and whether you are checking Slack.
Slack keeps the emoji and text in separate fields. Copy each one below, or use AutoStatus to set them together.
In a meetingA normal short meetingCustomer callA call where interruptions should be limited
Back-to-back meetingsA dense meeting block
Meeting until 2Giving a specific follow-up timeIn trainingWorkshops, onboarding, or classesWorkshop, limited SlackLong sessions where you may check between breaks
At a conferenceMulti-day conference attendancePresenting, not checking SlackWhen you cannot monitor messages
Workplace etiquette
A meeting status should show whether you are briefly unavailable, tied up for hours, or reachable only for something urgent.
For quick meetings, a simple status with a 30- or 60-minute expiration works best. It should clear automatically when the meeting ends.
Training usually lasts longer and may include breaks. “In training” or “Workshop, limited Slack” sets a more accurate expectation than just “In a meeting.”
Conference statuses should cover the full event window and mention limited availability. Teammates need to know you may not follow normal response patterns.
Use “In a meeting,” “Meeting until 2,” or “Presenting, not checking Slack.” Add a clear expiration for short meetings.
Use a status like “At a conference” or “Conference, limited Slack” with the event dates or return day.
AutoStatus in Slack
Describe the moment once. AutoStatus creates the status, chooses the emoji, and works out when it starts and clears.
One active schedule is free forever.No credit card required.
In a meeting for 30 minutes
Press 'enter' to submit
Starts now · lasts 30 minutes
Clears automatically in 30 minutes.