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No suggestions, but I think those features scream "Slack" in my opinion. It would make a lot of sense to have those features in a service that is the center of
by thirdsun 11y ago
No suggestions, but I think those features scream "Slack" in my opinion. It would make a lot of sense to have those features in a service that is the center of communication for many teams anyway.
- balabaster 11y agoI've been using Slack (https://slack.com/ https://slack.com/) for a while too... it does everything useful, and everything it doesn't do natively, there's an integration for. You can do: - Private chat with one or more parties - Open Group chat via channels (both private and public channels) - Voice/Video via numerous integrations including Bluejeans, Appear.in, Skype, Hangouts, you name it. - ChatOps via services like IFTT & Zapier or even your own custom bridge into your network. - Get notifications right in Slack from your source control, build servers, JIRA, Confluence and any number of other services via webhook integrations. - A billion other wicked cool integrations (https://slack.com/apps https://slack.com/apps) that allow you to do just about anything, including the eternally useless, often inappropriate and highly amusing Giphy. - It's free(ish)... the featureset is restricted on the free account, but it has enough to be useful to small startups even of adhoc members. For teams there is a small per user/per month charge which unlocks a wealth of enterprise ready features. - It's searchable Highly recommended and well worth a look for small and large teams alike.