Team chat and channels
Keep direct messages and group conversations in WorxTalk. Give team discussion a place alongside the work and people it concerns.
A practical example for your team
A project team uses a shared conversation to clarify a requirement, refers to its working document and carries the agreed next step into the task record.
Illustrative workflow. Your setup, access and enabled features determine the available steps.
See how WorxTalk fits togetherHow team chat and channels works
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Choose the conversation
Use direct or group communication for the people involved. Keep the audience appropriate to the work and information being discussed.
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Share useful context
Discuss the relevant work and share supporting information in the conversation. Clear context helps colleagues understand a question before replying.
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Follow through
Take decisions back to the relevant task or document. Move to a meeting when a conversation needs more than a message exchange.
Related WorxTalk features
Team voice and video meetings
Meet with colleagues through WorxTalk voice and video calls. Keep scheduled conversations connected to the workspace and relevant work.
Explore team voice and video meetingsMeeting action items and follow-up
Review meeting action items, assign responsibility and follow progress. Keep the next step connected to the conversation that produced it.
Explore meeting action items and follow-upWhat to prepare for a walkthrough
Bring your team communication pattern and meeting needs. Confirm recording, transcription and meeting intelligence availability for your setup.
Bring an example of this process and the people who need to participate. We can confirm the relevant plan, access and configuration.
Make team chat and channels work for your team.
Tell us what you need to achieve. Your enquiry will include this feature so the conversation starts with the right context.