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Chat & task chat

Chat & task chat

Chat & task chat

Message your team and keep each task’s conversation with the work.

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The same work. A clearer way to do it.

The same work. A clearer way to do it.

The same work. A clearer way to do it.

Without task chat

  • Task details are spread across several conversations.
  • An update arrives without the original request.
  • Photos and confirmations are hard to find later.
  • Reviewing a result means asking for the context again.

With task chat

  • The task has a conversation of its own.
  • Messages stay connected to the request.
  • Attachments and updates live with the work.
  • Reviewers can read the discussion before approving.

Without task chat

  • Task details are spread across several conversations.
  • An update arrives without the original request.
  • Photos and confirmations are hard to find later.
  • Reviewing a result means asking for the context again.

With task chat

  • The task has a conversation of its own.
  • Messages stay connected to the request.
  • Attachments and updates live with the work.
  • Reviewers can read the discussion before approving.

Keep the conversation with the work.

Keep the conversation with the work.

Keep the conversation with the work.

Discuss an order, share an update, and review a result in the task’s own conversation. Team chat and task chat keep people connected throughout the day.

01

Talk to your team

Message the people you work with and keep day-to-day conversations moving.

02

Add context to a task

Share updates and attachments in the conversation attached to the task.

03

Review the outcome

Read the latest update and approve or decline completed work from the task.

IN THE DETAILS

Keep the details close to the people doing the work.

Keep the details close to the people doing the work.

Keep the details close to the people doing the work.

A repair rarely ends with the first message. Someone finds the broken hinge, orders a replacement, and needs to tell the manager when it will arrive. Task chat keeps those updates next to the original repair request. Share a message, add the photo that explains the problem, or send the file needed for the next step. Anyone reviewing the task can follow the conversation instead of asking the team to repeat it.

CONNECTED WORK

Talk to the team. Keep each task’s conversation focused.

Talk to the team. Keep each task’s conversation focused.

Talk to the team. Keep each task’s conversation focused.

Use team chat for the conversations that keep the day moving, and task chat when the discussion belongs to a particular piece of work. A checklist, photo, or order confirmation can sit in the same task conversation as the updates. When the task is marked complete, the reviewer has the history they need to make a decision. Communication becomes part of the work’s record, from the first instruction to the final response.

AN EVERYDAY EXAMPLE

See it in a team’s working day.

See it in a team’s working day.

See it in a team’s working day.

Jamie replies to the cleaning-supply task with the order confirmation and delivery day. The manager can read the update, check the attachment, and approve the result in the same task. There is no need to search a general group chat for the right conversation.

Your questions, answered.

Your questions, answered.

Your questions, answered.

See how it works for your team.

See how it works for your team.

See how it works for your team.

Try Please Do It with your team, or walk through your day-to-day workflow with us.