@jgallo
in User/Channel to post to you either choose to sent it to a user or a channel.
You are setting the destination, the access token is going to make it send from your user. This integration doesn’t create a bot like other slack integrations. You could create a separate slack user called fogbot to connect this integration and that would make it send as a different user.
But lets say you don’t do that, here’s what will happen in 2 different fixes
So if you change User/Channel to post to to @fogbot
then it will send updates from your slack user in a direct message to fogbot in slack.
If you change User/Channel to post to to #fogimaging then updates of imaging actions will send from your slack user to the #fogimaging channel.
Hopefully that helps as I’m guessing that you’re thinking that you’re setting a user to post as because many other slack integrations require that. This one is a bit more basic as it just uses the user in the access token and sends it to a choice of destination.
So think of access token as the source and User/Channel to post to as the destination