In this section you'll be guided into the different options he can have when providing status for a stand-up.
After configuring a new stand-up, StanBot will automatically require all the participants to share their status via DM.
![](https://help.catapultlabs.com/content/images/2022/12/standup-time-1.png)
If you’re not ready, you can select "No" to snooze the reminder for another hour. If you don't have updates to share, you can select "No updates".
If you select "Yes" Stand-Bot will ask you the stand-up questions.
![](https://help.catapultlabs.com/content/images/2022/12/standup-time-2.png)
After the stand-up questions, you can share if you have any blockers.
![](https://help.catapultlabs.com/content/images/2022/12/standup-time-6.png)
If you select "Yes" you can share any blockers you have so your Scrum Master is on the loop.
![](https://help.catapultlabs.com/content/images/2022/12/standup-time-3.png)
Once you're done sharing your status you will see a summary of your response
![](https://help.catapultlabs.com/content/images/2022/12/standup-time-4.png)
Viewing your stand-up report
StandBot shares the stand-up report in the #channel once everyone has sent their status. Along with the report, depending on the options you have selected in your stand-up settings, StandBot will post in the channel:
- The report at a specific hour.
- The status shared by users inside a thread with the report link.
- Notifications when a teammate share, edit or delete his status.
You can always use the @standbot status command in the channel to get Stand-Bot to share the report link. Remember that you can also use the Home tab in Slack to access the reports for all your stand-ups!
![](https://help.catapultlabs.com/content/images/2022/12/standup-time-5.png)