> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.scoutos.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Deployments: Manage Agents Across Your Slack Channels > Use the Deployments view in Scout Studio to deploy agents to Slack channels, track live deployments, and browse available channels across connected workspaces. The Deployments view is your central place to see and manage which Slack channels your agents are active in. From here you can deploy agents to new channels, track which ones are live, and browse all available channels across your connected workspaces. The Channels view showing Channel, Workspace, and Agents columns with active deployments ## Getting There In Scout Studio, choose **Deployments** from the left sidebar. You'll see all Slack channels from your connected workspaces, grouped into **Active** and **Inactive**. ## Active and Inactive Channels **Active** channels have at least one agent running. Each shows its workspace and a set of gradient orbs representing the deployed agents. Multiple agents can be active in a single channel. **Inactive** channels exist in your workspace but have no agents deployed. Public channels appear with a `#` icon and private channels with a lock icon. ## Deploying an Agent to a Channel Locate your target channel using the search bar, or narrow the list with the **All workspaces** dropdown. Click the **+** button on the right side of the channel row. Choose the agent you want to deploy from the picker. Once deployed, the channel moves from **Inactive** to **Active** and the agent's orb appears in its row. ## Adding a New Channel If the channel you want isn't listed, click **Add agent** in the top right corner. This lets you configure a new Slack channel connection and assign an agent to it. *** ## Next Steps Connect your Slack workspace to Scout. Embed agents on your website or in your app. Run agents automatically on a schedule.