# Slash Commands

## Overview

When the DataFetch app is installed into a Slack Workspace, two new slash commands are made available for the Slack users.

* `/datafetch`
* `/df`

Both of these slash commands work exactly the same way and are completely interchangeable.

## How To Use The Slash Commands

#### /datafetch

Use the `/datafetch` slash command on its own to display the DataFetch search box.

#### /datafetch \[search terms]

Use the `/datafetch` slash command followed by a series of search terms to immediately search for objects that match those terms in your connected [Data Sources](/additional-resources/glossary.md#data-source).

#### /datafetch help

Use the `/datafetch` slash command followed by the word `help` to display a list of commands currently supported by DataFetch. 

The word will also be searched against your [Data Sources](/additional-resources/glossary.md#data-source). If a match is found, the results will be listed long with an option to display the commands list.

#### /datafetch feedback

Use the `/datafetch` slash command followed by the word `feedback` to display a feedback form.

The word will also be searched against your [Data Sources](/additional-resources/glossary.md#data-source). If a match is found, the results will be listed long with an option to display the feedback form.

#### /datafetch new source

Use the `/datafetch` slash command followed by the words `new source` to display a button allowing the user to immediately start adding a new [Data Source](/additional-resources/glossary.md#data-source).

The word will also be searched against your [Data Sources](/additional-resources/glossary.md#data-source). If a match is found, the results will be listed long with an option to start adding a new data source.

#### /datafetch insights

Use the `/datafetch` slash command followed by the word `insights` to display a button allowing the user view a list of all insights available in the data sources they are subscribed to.

The word will also be searched against your [Data Sources](/additional-resources/glossary.md#data-source). If a match is found, the results will be listed long with an option to view all insights.


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