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Talk where the work happens

Open project channels so coordination stays with the job. Teams reduce parallel chats and lost context.

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In this guide

What you'll learn

01

How talk where the work happens works inside Perfour.

02

What information you need and how it stays connected to Conversations.

03

How to preserve traceability and find the record later.

Step by step

How to complete project channel

  1. 01

    Understand the objective

    Conversations centralizes team messages inside Perfour's context. It can organize exchanges by project or topic and preserve authors, dates, mentions and files beside the decision. This guide focuses on talk where the work happens.

  2. 02

    Prepare project channel

    Create a conversation with a name and participants, write the message with enough context and mention anyone who must act. Attach files or select a related entity when useful.

  3. 03

    Complete the workflow in Perfour

    Start the channel or conversation, add participants, exchange messages and files, and preserve the resolution in the same thread. Typing indicators and real-time updates support coordination. Project channels keep coordination close to the job.

  4. 04

    Review relationships and traceability

    Messages can include system entity previews and files. This relationship keeps discussion close to the budget, task, RFI or object it references. Keep the official response in the module that governs the process—for example, an RFI—and use conversation to coordinate. End each discussion with a clear decision or next owner.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is project channel and what is it for?+

Conversations centralizes team messages inside Perfour's context. It can organize exchanges by project or topic and preserve authors, dates, mentions and files beside the decision.

What information do I need to talk where the work happens?+

Create a conversation with a name and participants, write the message with enough context and mention anyone who must act. Attach files or select a related entity when useful.

How is this process completed in Perfour?+

Start the channel or conversation, add participants, exchange messages and files, and preserve the resolution in the same thread. Typing indicators and real-time updates support coordination. Project channels keep coordination close to the job.

Which other modules does it connect with?+

Messages can include system entity previews and files. This relationship keeps discussion close to the budget, task, RFI or object it references.

What should I check before considering it complete?+

Keep the official response in the module that governs the process—for example, an RFI—and use conversation to coordinate. End each discussion with a clear decision or next owner.