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Media & files

Media & files

Media & files

Send pictures, share media, and attach the files your team needs.

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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 attachments

  • A written description leaves important details unclear.
  • Supporting documents sit in another conversation.
  • The receiver asks for the same photo again.
  • The result is hard to check from words alone.

With media & files

  • Photos and video show what needs attention.
  • Files stay connected to the task.
  • Links, sketches, and locations add context.
  • The conversation can include evidence of the result.

Without attachments

  • A written description leaves important details unclear.
  • Supporting documents sit in another conversation.
  • The receiver asks for the same photo again.
  • The result is hard to check from words alone.

With media & files

  • Photos and video show what needs attention.
  • Files stay connected to the task.
  • Links, sketches, and locations add context.
  • The conversation can include evidence of the result.

Give your team the full picture.

Give your team the full picture.

Give your team the full picture.

A photo, file, or link can make a request easier to understand. Add the material your team needs alongside the task and its conversation.

01

Show the details

Take a photo or attach a picture or video to explain the work.

02

Share the files

Attach the documents your team needs to carry out the task.

03

Add useful context

Share a link, draw a sketch, or add a location when words need support.

IN THE DETAILS

Show what you mean, right where the work begins.

Show what you mean, right where the work begins.

Show what you mean, right where the work begins.

A picture can explain a broken door or a shelf layout more clearly than a long message. Use the attachment menu to take a photo, choose a photo or video, add a file, or share a link. A sketch can help explain a detail, while a location can show where the work belongs. Add the material to the request so the receiver starts with the context they need, rather than waiting for another call.

CONNECTED WORK

Keep supporting material with the result.

Keep supporting material with the result.

Keep supporting material with the result.

Attachments are useful throughout the task, not only at the beginning. Share the order confirmation after supplies are purchased, add a photo of the finished shelves, or leave the file the next person needs. The task conversation keeps that material beside the updates and the original request. When the work is ready to review, the person approving it can look at the evidence in the same place as the discussion.

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.

A manager attaches a photo of the freezer hinge to a repair task. Jamie can see the problem before starting and later posts an update about the replacement. For a supply order, the same conversation can hold the confirmation file and delivery details.

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.

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