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How well do third-party integrations work across team chat platforms, and which ones have the biggest app directories?

Measured in 1 answer, last on Nov 10, 2026. Only the passages that name a brand are shown.

Brands in the answers

BrandNamed inRecommended inPositiveAvg. position
Slack100%100%100%1
Microsoft Teams100%100%100%2
Discord100%100%0%3
Google Chat100%100%100%—

Where each answer names a brand

Answer 1 · Nov 10, 2026 · 4 sources cited
Slack#1RecommendedSite citedpositive
“The two strongest platforms for business integrations are generally Slack and Microsoft Teams.”
+ business integrations

“Excellent business integrations”

+ app ecosystem size

“More than 2,600 apps and integrations.”

+ connections to business software

“Strong connections to project management, CRM, development, analytics, and productivity software.”

+ custom integrations and workflows

“Supports custom integrations and automated workflows.”

+ active ecosystem usage

“Slack reports approximately 1.7 million apps used weekly across its platform, illustrating that its ecosystem is actively used, not just large on paper.”

+ integration experience

“Slack: Best overall integration experience”

+ enterprise administration

“Slack provides granular app permissions and workspace-level approval controls.”

− inconsistent integration quality

“Its main drawback is that integration quality depends on individual developers. Not every application supports the same functionality.”

Microsoft Teams#2Recommendedpositive
“The two strongest platforms for business integrations are generally Slack and Microsoft Teams.”
+ enterprise integrations

“Excellent enterprise integrations”

+ Microsoft ecosystem integration

“Particularly strong integration with Microsoft 365, SharePoint, OneDrive, Outlook, and Power Platform.”

+ enterprise administration

“Microsoft also provides administrators with app usage reporting and centralized app management.”

+ enterprise integration

“Microsoft Teams: Best enterprise integration”

+ workflow automation

“Power Automate for workflow automation.”

− complex configuration

“Its main disadvantage is that some integrations can feel more complicated to configure and administer than their Slack equivalents.”

Discord#3RecommendedSite citedmixed
“Discord has a surprisingly large app directory, while Google Chat benefits from its connection to the wider Google Workspace ecosystem.”
+ large app directory

“An exceptionally large directory, with an independent analysis identifying approximately 20,900 listings.”

+ community ecosystem

“Discord: Best community-driven ecosystem”

+ bots and automation

“Bots and automation.”

+ community-developed functionality

“Discord's app ecosystem is particularly impressive in terms of community-developed functionality.”

− limited enterprise focus

“Less focused on traditional enterprise workflows than Slack or Teams.”

− limited business integrations

“Its directory size therefore shouldn't be interpreted as meaning it has more business integrations than Slack or Teams.”

Google ChatRecommendedSite citedpositive
“Discord has a surprisingly large app directory, while Google Chat benefits from its connection to the wider Google Workspace ecosystem.”
+ Google Workspace integration

“Strong integration with Google Drive, Calendar, Gmail, and other Workspace products.”

+ Google-centric fit

“Google Chat: Best for Google-centric organizations”

+ third-party app support

“Supports third-party apps such as Jira, GitHub, Asana, Salesforce, and Zendesk.”

− smaller app catalog

“Smaller dedicated Chat application selection.”

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