Slack is a communication and collaboration tool that keeps growing in these unprecedented times. More than 1 billion messages are sent via Slack weekly. And since many of us are working from home at the moment, it’s our goal to keeping our office together and working as a team. But, many users seem to have a problem connecting to Slack.

The reason you can’t connect to Slack could be their servers or it could be your Internet. If it's you and you couldn't connect to Slack, here's an easy fix: join your main Internet connection with another Internet source like a Starlink or DSL, 4G, 5G. Whether at home, work, or on-the-go, Speedify works with all live streaming software and social platforms to get you faster, more reliable and secure Internet.

In this article we'll show you how you can fix the "Couldn't connect to Slack" error to get more productive at work.

As mentioned above, when can’t connect to Slack, it can be one of the following:

• their servers are down. In this case, a simple check of the Slack status page can confirm.
• you are experiencing connectivity problems.

The most common cause of Slack connection issues is actually the network you’re connected to. When you have a slow or unreliable Internet connection, your Slack isn’t able to work properly. Sometimes, you may not even realize that you have a Slack connection problem until you try and use the service.

Most often it’s people working while commuting that encounter these issues. That’s because they get stuck on bad WiFi networks. Their laptops and mobile devices don’t know when to switch to another hotspot or connection. If your WiFi connection has a momentary blip or your cellular connection fluctuates, some of the flow of those packets gets interrupted. It can take a few moments for the data to catch up.

This results in Slack messages not sending and calls where the audio cuts in and out, where the video lags, and where the audio and video don’t sync properly. Or even you being unable to connect to Slack altogether.

How to fix? Slack has put together this troubleshooting guide you can check out to fix your connection issues. Solutions mostly go around clearing your cache and reloading Slack. But wait… there’s a better way to fix Slack connection issues related to your Internet.

Speedify is a bonding VPN that changes the way your computer or mobile device connects to the Internet. Instead of just using one connection, Speedify can combine 2 or more connections at the same time. This instantly increases your connection bandwidth and reliability and provides a better Slack experience. You’ll be able to get work done in any situation, even when commuting on the Amtrak!

Speedify also monitors the quality of your Internet connections. When it detects that a signal is weak or that the network is too slow (remember public WiFi?), it will automatically and seamlessly reroute the data through the other working connection(s). And when the “original” connection is back online and reliable, it begins using it again  automatically. Say goodbye to Slack connection issues!

Speedify does more than just manage your Internet connections. It is also a fast bonding VPN. It encrypts all of the data you send and receive from your device. This helps keep your private information and conversations secure from digital eavesdroppers and cyber thieves.

Speedify doesn’t just fix your Slack connection problems disappear. It also makes your Slack app more stable and secure, and improves your overall Internet experience.

If you are tired of not being able to connect to Slack, fix your connection issues now and get Speedify today.