# New to Ariv?

Ariv is still a labor of love, so things may break sometimes (very infrequently) and if that happens and you run into a strange issue or can't find a resolution within this document please reach out to us at - <help@ariv.ai> and we'll be glad to help.

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[Setting up Ariv for Teams](/how-to/new-to-ariv/setting-up-ariv-for-teams.md)
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[Ariv Commands for Slack](/how-to/new-to-ariv/commands-in-slack.md)
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[Using Ariv inside Teams](/how-to/using-ariv-inside-teams.md)
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[Using Ariv inside Slack](/how-to/how-to-ariv4slack.md)
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```
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```

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