New feature: In-app workspace messages 📬

New feature: In-app workspace messages 📬
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This feature is currently in beta which means it contains essential options only. Feel free to let us know how we can expand it to make it more useful!

Getting the message delivered to everybody on the team is crucial to running business, especially when working with developers who love to use a separate tool for every encountered issue, including messaging services. To help the managers deal with that, we added an option to send in-app messages in Buddy.

How it works

The messages can be sent by any user with access to the Workspace Settings tab where it currently resides near the bottom (i.e. workspace owner and admins):

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Composing message

Clicking the + button launches a window in which you can compose your message. The message body supports Markdown formatting, so feel free to add links, bolds, emojis 👻 and code if desired:

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Tip
To add an extra <br> between the lines, use the forward slash / (see screenshot above).

Preview

To see how your message looks before sending, click the Preview button:

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Posting & Expiration date

Clicking Add notification will post the message and display it to the selected users upon browser refresh. The message stays open until the user manually closes it. You can set the expiration date in the last field at the bottom:

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Adding colors

Color coding lets you easily point out how important your notification is. Just don't paint everything red, or your team will quickly get used to it and start closing your messages without reading! 😉

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Warning
Buddy is 100% customer-driven. Let us know what integrations you need to take your automation game to the next level! If there’s a feature or integration you miss, talk to us on the live chat or drop us a line at support@buddy.works.
Jarek Dylewski

Jarek Dylewski

Customer Support

A journalist and an SEO specialist trying to find himself in the unforgiving world of coders. Gamer, a non-fiction literature fan and obsessive carnivore. Jarek uses his talents to convert the programming lingo into a cohesive and approachable narration.

Sep 29th 2022
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