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How do you communicate about things related to the project, but doesn't need to have the client involved in? Do you have a separate internal channel per client?
by nickfromseattle 7y ago
How do you communicate about things related to the project, but doesn't need to have the client involved in? Do you have a separate internal channel per client?
- merlincorey 7y agoMy company has this, and I highly recommend it in general for security and data loss prevention purposes. Any channel that may have external to the company users must have `-ext` at the end of the name and there should also be a non `-ext` channel for internal discussion that relates. This ends up working really well because the channels sort together next to each other and you can tell very clearly from the name if you are talking "publicly" or not.
- jrockway 7y agoI feel like they should just have different themes for private and public channels. That way, you know at a glance!
- SEJeff 7y agoIn the shared channels it says right above the text input: `foo is in this channel` (with their logo) where `foo` is the name of the other company. It makes it really obvious at a glance before you type into the textbox.
- jon-wood 7y agoThat would be amazing. I’m tempted to switch back to in-browser Slack just so I can write a Chrome extension to do this.
- jon-wood 7y agoWe do the same as other people replying, we’ve got a few shared channels with a major client, and alongside that internal channels related to work for them. You do have to be careful you’re in the right channel before letting rip about that one person at the other end everyone dislikes, but otherwise it works fine.