Create and open private resources directly from Slack.
Let people and AI agents securely access private apps, APIs, files, and services from the Slack workflows they already use—without VPN clients, public infrastructure, or long-lived credentials.
Keep the work in Slack.
People should not have to leave Slack, connect to a VPN, find another portal, and sign in again just to reach an internal resource.
With qURL™, they ask for what they need in Slack:
The Slack agent verifies the request, creates a short-lived qURL, and returns access directly in the conversation.
Stats dashboard
qurl.link/at_8xqp9h2- One-time use
- Available for 10 minutes
- Created for alex@acme.com
The user opens the dashboard from Slack. Everyone else still sees nothing.
Give agents scoped access, not standing keys.
When an AI agent needs a private system to finish a task, it gets one expiring path to one resource—never a VPN, an API key, or a seat on your network.
Ask in Slack:
The agent needs the internal sales API to answer. The Slack workflow mints a qURL scoped to that one resource, the agent completes the task, and the access expires the moment it’s done.
One qURL per resource. The same flow reaches:
- an internal sales API
- a private database
- an MCP server
- an analytics dashboard
- an enterprise application
One request in Slack. One private path.
The resource never needs to become broadly available to the workspace or public internet.
- 1A person or agent requests a private resource.
- 2The Slack app passes the requester and context to LayerV.
- 3LayerV verifies access.
- 4A temporary qURL is created.
- 5The person opens the resource, or the agent uses it to complete the task.
- 6The path expires.
Add private access to your Slack workflows.
Let people and agents request what they need, receive access in Slack, and get back to work.