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# Slack inventory actions

With inventory actions, you can remediate the potential security or data exposure risk that results from sharing files in Slack. You can trigger these on-demand remediation actions to resolve specific issues in Slack assets, such as encryption keys that are uploaded to Slack:

* [Delete files](#delete-files)

{% hint style="success" %}
To configure inventory actions, see the [Delete Slack file on-demand](/docontrol-user-guide/risk-management/threat-model-coverage/encryption-key-sharing/slack-playbooks-for-encryption-key-sharing.md#delete-slack-file-on-demand) playbook.
{% endhint %}

## Delete files

1. From the **Assets** page, under the **Slack** tab, select the assets to delete.
2. From the top right corner, click **Remediate > Inventory actions** > **Delete file**. <br>

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3. From the dropdown list, select the relevant workflow. If you don't have one, [create a workflow](/docontrol-user-guide/workflows/create-a-workflow.md) based on the relevant template.
4. Click **Trigger workflow**. After confirmation, assets are deleted.&#x20;


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