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Written conversation, anchored to places
Chat is not going away, and Simantrix does not pretend otherwise. What it changes is context. A thread can be pinned to a meeting room, a floor or a project, so the written record sits where the work happened instead of scrolling away in one undifferentiated feed. Notifications arrive in the world as well as in the tray.
Attach a conversation to a room or a floor and anyone who walks in sees the live thread — decisions stay next to the space where they were made.
One search bar covers messages, transcripts, tasks, files and people, so you stop guessing which tool had the answer.
In-world popups, desktop notifications and email digests are separate switches. Focus mode suppresses everything but direct mentions.
Chat & Channels is part of every Simantrix workspace, sharing one directory, one permission model and one audit trail with the rest of the office.
No. Many teams start by using Simantrix chat only for office and room context and keep their existing tool for company-wide announcements. Most consolidate over time because the context is better, not because they were forced to.
Yes, with configurable retention. Admins set how long messages, transcripts and attachments are kept, and can enforce shorter windows for sensitive channels.
Focus mode silences ambient audio and non-mention notifications, and marks your avatar as heads-down so colleagues can see you would rather not be interrupted.
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