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How to Change to Lightfield Founders and Slack Integration Options | Tightknit Community

How to Change to Lightfield Founders and Slack Integration Options

·Feb 04, 2026 07:08 PM·

Hi Team - How do we change to Lightfield Founders (here is our channel for reference). Also does this trial only show for admin or everyone (see screenshot). We have a company internal slack plan so is there a way to integrate with that if so.

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Stephen C.
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Ash K. For the Slack workspace name: If you go into your admin settings to access the workspace Settings & Permissions page, scroll to nearly the bottom, you'll see the settings to update the name and domain. For the Slack plan: Yes, the plan is visible to all workspace members. This is true for all Slack workspaces.
Ash K.
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Thank you Stephen C.!
Ash K.
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Is there a way to integrate this with another company slack plan from your experience. We have an internal lightfield slack channel.
Stephen C.
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Sorry not sure I understand the question. Are you wanting to try to piggyback off the plan of your internal employee slack workspace?
Ash K.
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Yes
Zach H.
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Ash K. no way to do that, but when you're ready to chat about Slack Pro, we can introduce you to the Slack team and help with discounting. My rec for now though is to focus on growing the space first. Lots of others in here have made it VERY far on the free plan
Ash K.
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Zach H. - based on our channel scope that you have seen so far, what audience stage or future features should we add the pro.
Zach H.
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Ash K. not sure I understand the question. Most folks tend to explore pro when they pass about 2000 members and they need access to either the 90 day history in Slack (and not just on the Tightknit forum) and Slack workflow builder. We also find it's generally a Series C company or higher with budget.
Ash K.
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This helps thanks!