Dash vs Delos Workers
Choose Dash for shared work in Slack and Teams with enforced tool permissions and unlimited teammates on one workspace plan. Delos adds role-based workers and an enterprise option to deploy on your own infrastructure.
AI teammate in Slack or Teams
Dash is our pick for teams that need CRM updates, billing checks, reports, and follow-ups completed from Slack or Microsoft Teams. It combines shared context with operation-level Auto, Ask, and Off settings. Delos is a genuine alternative with the same chat surfaces, memory, connected tools, and recurring work. The useful distinction is how you control execution and organize the team.
3,000+
integrations
$50/mo
whole team
Controls
Auto / Ask / Off
Useful in its lane
Delos is a serious team coworker product, not just a chatbot. It combines Slack and Teams access, memory, connected tools, worker skills, and recurring missions. Its role catalog, communication channels, and enterprise infrastructure option are real strengths. It also offers human approval; the distinction is the documented enforcement model of its worker rules.
Quick take
Choose Dash for shared work in Slack and Teams with enforced tool permissions and unlimited teammates on one workspace plan. Delos adds role-based workers and an enterprise option to deploy on your own infrastructure.
Side by side
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| Axis | Dash | Delos Workers |
|---|---|---|
| Block specific tool operations | For connected tools, Auto, Ask, and Off apply per operation and connection. Dash checks the effective run mode and access before execution. Off blocks the operation on that connection. Edge | Worker rules offer always, ask, and never. Delos explicitly documents these as behavioral instructions, not code-level permission locks. Separate connection authorization and integration toggles also exist. Tradeoff |
| Enforce approval for sensitive writes | Ask holds write operations for approval. Designated approvers remain required even when a scheduled task has autonomous execution or standing tool grants. Edge | The ask rule invokes a confirmation tool and pauses for approval. Delos documents the rule that triggers this step as a behavioral instruction, not a code-level permission lock. Tradeoff |
| Slack and Microsoft Teams | One shared coworker handles requests and returns results in Slack or Teams. Connect the tools and configure access before assigning work. Tie | Workers also operate in Slack and Teams. Delos documents Teams integrations and chat channels separately; confirm the worker limit for your chosen connection path. Tie |
| Memory and cross-tool work | Shared workspace memory, connected business tools, reusable skills, and scheduled tasks support work across departments. Tie | Long-term context, skills, integrations, and recurring missions support autonomous work. The catalog includes a general assistant as well as specialized roles. Tie |
| Deployment and worker roles | Dash’s published plans describe a managed coworker. They do not list customer-hosted deployment; confirm any custom enterprise requirement with the team. Tradeoff | Enterprise lists unlimited workers, custom roles, and deployment on your own infrastructure. Workers can also receive assigned email addresses and phone numbers. Edge |
| Published entry pricing | $50 per workspace per month with 20,000 credits and rollover. Start with $100 in free credits. Usage is metered; team access is not unlimited execution. Tie | The AI Workers Team card displays €50 per month and 40,000 credits. Different currencies and credit meters prevent a like-for-like value claim. Tie |
Sources checked September 18, 2026. The first two rows compare two parts of execution control: blocking an operation and requiring approval. Illustrations show possible workflows, not measured customer results.
How Dash works
DM Dash or mention it in the channel where the work already lives.
It reads the relevant channel context, memory, files, and connected tools.
Reports, docs, dashboards, CRM updates, emails, PR reviews, or summaries.
Review actions according to your connection permissions and task approval settings.
The result lands in Slack or Microsoft Teams with owners, links, and next steps attached.
The format and preference become part of the team rhythm for next time.
In chat
Illustrative workflows, not customer results. Numbers are examples; execution depends on connected tools, permissions, and approval settings.
Maya 9:12 AM
@Dash compare the renewal amount in HubSpot with the latest Stripe invoice. Draft the correction and ask Finance before changing either system.
Dash App
The CRM amount and invoice do not match. I prepared a source-linked correction for review. No billing or CRM changes have run.
Review the CRM correction
The update operation is set to Ask with Ava from Finance as the designated approver.
Why this matters
The useful output is a reviewable correction, not another unexplained number. Configure the approval requirement on the tool so the control does not depend only on the request.
Jordan 11:24 AM
@Dash check the signed order, onboarding board, and support thread for this account. Draft the missing handoff tasks for our operations lead.
Dash App
I matched the commitments to the current task board and flagged missing owners. The proposed tasks include the source, responsible team, and next step.
Review handoff tasks
Task creation is set to Ask. The operations lead reviews the proposed changes.
Why this matters
One coworker can carry the context from sales into delivery and support. Delos can also span tools; this example shows the shared workflow we recommend piloting in Dash.
Ava 4:08 PM
@Dash prepare a weekly check for overdue customer commitments. Post the internal summary here and hold any customer email for our account lead.
Dash App
I prepared the schedule and delivery instructions. The first test will collect open commitments, link their sources, and draft follow-ups without sending them.
Review the scheduled check
Assign the account lead as the send-tool approver before enabling unattended runs.
Why this matters
Recurring work needs deliberate approval settings. Dash can automate internal checks while keeping sensitive tool actions with designated approvers.
Choose Dash if
Choose Delos Workers if
Delos suits buyers who want workers configured by role, several communication channels, and an enterprise deployment on their own infrastructure.
Where Dash is better
For shared operations work, Dash is our recommendation. A single coworker can reconcile a billing question, prepare a CRM change, and follow up in the same team conversation. Delos can also work across tools; our preference is for Dash’s shared operating model.
Choose Dash when blocking a connected tool operation must be a permission setting. Off blocks that operation on the configured connection. Delos’s worker-rule documentation explicitly distinguishes behavioral instructions from code-level locks, while its separate integration permissions remain relevant.
Invite the whole team on Dash’s standard plan without adding seat fees. Delos positions Team for 1 to 50 people and Enterprise for larger organizations. Compare actual task consumption before judging either credit allowance.
Dash is not the winner for every requirement. Choose Delos when custom worker roles deployed on your own infrastructure are essential. Choose Dash when the priority is one shared coworker with explicit execution controls in everyday team chat.
FAQ
Yes. Both perform business work through connected tools, remember context, schedule tasks, and operate in Slack and Microsoft Teams. Dash is our choice for shared execution with operation-level permissions; Delos offers a broader worker-role and deployment model.
Delos has an ask rule that invokes a confirmation tool and pauses for approval. Its documentation says worker rules are instructions rather than code-level permission locks. Dash separately enforces per-operation run modes and checks access when an approved action runs.
Delos’s Teams integration guide says multiple workers can connect independently to the same Teams account. Its communication-channel guide still says one worker per Teams organization, with a new connection replacing the previous worker. These may describe different connection paths. Confirm the channel setup and worker limit with Delos before choosing a plan.
Dash lists $50 monthly with 20,000 credits; Delos AI Workers Team displays €50 monthly with 40,000 credits. Credit units and currencies differ. Run the same representative tasks to compare actual cost. Dash includes unlimited team members and credit rollover.
No. Routine writes default to Ask, but admins can configure automatic execution and autonomous schedules. Use operation permissions and designated approvers for sensitive work. Do not treat a scheduled task’s wording as the permission setting.
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