Internal notes
Visually distinct from customer messages and never sent. They stay in the timeline for whoever picks the thread up next.
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Join early accessInternal notes and @mentions sit between the customer’s messages, visible to your team and never sent to the customer. Questions get answered where the context is, not in a separate group chat.
Small teams coordinate constantly: “is this the same person?”, “can you do Thursday?”, “what did we quote?”. When that happens in a separate group chat, it’s gone the moment the thread scrolls away.
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With inChat
Visually distinct from customer messages and never sent. They stay in the timeline for whoever picks the thread up next.
Pull a teammate into a conversation without reassigning it. They get notified and can answer in a note.
Owner and status on every thread, so two people don’t reply at once.
Notes, handoffs and status changes are part of the customer’s timeline.
Mentioning a teammate asks for help; it doesn’t hand the conversation over. The owner stays responsible for the reply, and the person who was mentioned answers in a note. When the work really changes hands, that’s a reassignment, and it’s recorded.
Decisions, promises, quotes and anything the next person needs. Keep sensitive details out of chat altogether.
Need a second opinion? Mention a teammate in the thread instead of sending a screenshot.
Every reassignment gets a one-line note: what was promised and what’s next.
What it does, how it’s designed, and what’s still being decided.
Ask us something elseNo. Notes are designed to be stored and displayed separately from messages, and they’re never sent to the channel.
Probably, for things that aren’t about a customer. inChat keeps customer-related coordination with the customer, so it doesn’t get lost.
It’s in development as part of the launch scope. inChat is in early access.
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