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We don’t have a custom Apex Slack app: no .slackapp / SlackApp metadata, no class extending Slack.EventDispatcher, and Apex Slack App User Setup is empty (no System User / Unmapped User row). The only Slack Apex in the org is SDO demo code (Slack Mission Control: org link / bundles), which is not subscribed to message events.

The ephemeral error comes from the first-party Salesforce app in Slack (Messages tab, “Sending messages to this app has been turned off”), on every message typed in Slack. Salesforce -> Slack does not trigger it.

So there is no handler where we can null-check getUser() / getText(), and we can’t remove message from Event Subscriptions — that app isn’t ours on api.slack.com.

If the same NPE string is also used when Salesforce’s own inbound handler throws, that would explain it. Any idea how to stop or debug that without a custom SlackApp?

You can integrate live gold prices into Salesforce without building a separate report first. The usual approach is to bring the data in through an external service, then surface it on the dashboard. 

A few practical steps: 

Get a reliable data source/API – choose a provider that returns live gold rates and historical values in a structured format (JSON/REST). This is the foundation; without it, nothing else works cleanly. 

Connect it to Salesforce – use External Services, Apex callouts, or a middleware tool (MuleSoft, Zapier, etc.) to pull the data on a schedule. For charts, you'll typically store snapshots in a custom object so Salesforce can render trends. 

Build the dashboard component – once the data is in Salesforce, you can add it to a Lightning dashboard as a report chart or a custom LWC component. No need to create a separate report outside Salesforce first. 

Automate refresh – set a scheduled job so the rates update in near real-time rather than manually. 

On the Qatar vs Turkey point: if you're also benchmarking regional gold trends, it's worth noting that sources like Gold Prices in Turkey do a good job of showing how local currency movement affects gold pricing — useful reference if you're comparing Gulf and non-Gulf markets. But for your Qatar dashboard, you'd want a Qatar-specific feed. 

Short answer: no separate report needed — integrate the API, store snapshots, then visualize in the dashboard.

I also have the same question because I’m interested in how people are using CapCut for customer-focused marketing and training videos rather than just short-form social content. It seems like a useful approach when you want to make information easier to understand without making the video feel too formal or overloaded. I’d especially like to hear how others are using transitions, text annotations, highlights, and subtle effects to draw attention to important points while still keeping the content professional and easy for customers to follow. For training material, things like callouts, step-by-step overlays, captions, and screen recordings seem particularly useful. 

The Salesforce connection is also an interesting part of this, since the videos could potentially complement different stages of a customer journey instead of being used as standalone promotional content. I’m curious whether anyone has experimented with creating different versions of the same video for onboarding, follow-ups, product education, or customer support. I’d imagine keeping the visuals consistent with the brand while making the message feel personal would be important. If anyone has examples of a CapCut workflow that works well for customer outreach or Salesforce-based journeys, I’d definitely be interested in hearing what editing techniques and video formats have worked best for them. You can check more about it here capctproapk.com