How does Arkchat organise conversations using topics?

  • Work Tracking Messaging

Arkchat organises conversations through a layered structure that includes groups, topics and threads. Groups represent the team or project environment. Topics organise discussions according to subjects within the group. Threads represent individual conversations where participants collaborate on specific issues. This structure allows tasks, approvals and documents to remain connected to the relevant topic, helping teams track work more effectively.

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