From Tuqqi, you can view all your conversations with your colleagues on a single screen. They will always be in real-time, you can attach files, and you can configure your preferences to receive notifications.
One quick way to access is from the top bar. From there, you can view the chat or respond quickly. You can also go to Tuqqi Talk or use the "View All" button.
In Tuqqi Talk, the screen where you see all your conversations. All these conversations will be ordered from most recent to oldest.
On the right side of the screen, you'll have access to chat information: the members participating in it, and the attached files. By default, it will be expanded, but for comfort, you can minimize it.
Private Messages
A private message is a one-on-one conversation with any user in the organization. Only the two participants in this conversation can see it and participate in it.
To start a new chat from Tuqqi Talk, select the pencil icon and the user.
Group Chat Messages
Each group has an internal conversation in which all members can participate, discussing internal group issues. Note that only group members, regardless of their role, can see this chat.
Messages on Items
Comments on an item function as chat messages and appear both at the bottom of the full item view and in Tuqqi Talk. Mentioning a user automatically adds them as an observer, allowing them to participate in the discussion.
Saved Messages
The first chat that will appear on your list is "Saved Messages". Here you can send messages to yourself and access them easily.
Also, in each conversation, you can save messages to view them later. To do this, you must select the button to save messages.
Mentions and Group Access
In any chat, you can mention a user. Just start typing @ and you'll see the list of users. Always keep in mind that they can only view and participate in the discussion if they have permission to do so. For example, if I am NOT a member of the group where the item is, I won't be able to see it or be part of the chat.
You can also simplify access to a group for other chat members by starting with /. The same applies to tags and trends, which you can reference by typing #.