In modern incident management, effective communication and documentation are crucial, especially during high-priority situations. Slack has become a popular platform for facilitating these discussions due to its accessibility and the ability to create incident-specific channels, which help organize and log conversations. Tines leverages Slack's API to streamline incident management with customizable slash commands like `/irbot`, which can create channels, back up conversations, and archive channels once incidents are resolved. The process begins when a command like `/irbot create` is issued, initiating the creation of a Slack channel and potentially a Jira case for tracking. Information such as Incident IDs and user involvement is stored for reference, aiding in post-incident analysis. The backup command preserves crucial conversation history, while the archive command finalizes the process once the incident concludes. The system's flexibility allows for further enhancements, such as integration with PagerDuty or tracking incident commander roles, ultimately reducing manual workloads for teams during critical incidents.