Chat groups typically contain all conversations related to a team or project in a single messaging environment. Topics, on the other hand, organise conversations within that group according to specific subjects. While groups define the participants involved in a project, topics help organise the discussions that occur within that group. This layered structure allows teams to maintain organised collaboration while keeping everyone connected in the same environment.
What is the difference between chat groups and topics?
- Work Tracking Messaging
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