The communications platform, Slack, which boasts more than 75 million active users, has crashed, leaving many businesses without their core means of communication as offices remain closed due to Covid restrictions.
The tech firm apologized for the disruption to services and said its team is currently investigating the issue.
Customers may experience issues connecting to Slack to loading channels at this time. Our team is on the case and we will keep you posted. Apologies for any disruption. https://t.co/A17yXzyV5a
— Slack Status (@SlackStatus) January 4, 2021
Slack's own system dashboard showed that problems had been logged for messaging and for connections.
Monday marked a return to work for many employees after the Christmas and New Year period, with a much higher volume than usual currently working from home due to ongoing coronavirus restrictions and using services such as Slack to coordinate with colleagues remotely.
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