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Hi Yogev,
There is no way to directly send the on call schedule to slack but you can use the Webcal link to integrate with a shared Google Calendar or any other calendar that supports the Webcal format. Then you could link that shared calendar to slack to send updates automatically.
You would simply navigate to the schedule and click the calendar icon which will show your Webcal link; or if you are already signed into your calendar it should automatically import your Opsgenie schedule.
You can also get the on-call users at any time with the slack command '/genie whoisoncall' You can find a full list of slack commands under the 'Using /Genie Command' section in this article:
https://support.atlassian.com/opsgenie/docs/integrate-opsgenie-with-slack-app/
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