 Emails require a letter-length reply—and a

title. Video calls can be as frustrating to

schedule as a face-to-face meeting. Chat
simplifies that away. Type a quick message,
get an equally short reply or perhaps just an
emoji, and get on with your work. There’s
nothing complicated or time-consuming. It's
how we talk to friends and family today, and
increasingly, it's also how work gets done.
 Today'sbest team chat apps help organize
team conversations about multiple topics,
search through your company archives to see
if a question has already been answered, and
speed up with bots and integrations that
bring apps into your chats. Here are the best
features in today's team chat apps so you can
pick the perfect tool for your company.
 There are so many ways to talk to your team,
from email and traditional phone calls to video
conferencing and social networks. Even SMS
could work.
 Team chat is similar, but its main benefit is that
it keeps all your company’s communications in
one place, making it easier for everyone to
talk together with group or private chats. No
more searching for a team member’s email
address; everyone’s a tap away, even from your
phone. And if a call is more straightforward,
team chat apps often include conference calls,
video chat, and screen-sharing tools.
 Itwill keep all the chats at one place
 Fulfil only a particular motive (keeping away
from other distractions)
 Chat rooms provide a secure location for
employees throughout a company to meet and
brainstorm. Since chat rooms can be restricted
based on user credentials, only specific
employees are allowed in certain chat rooms.
Public business chat rooms can also be used to
allow employees to interact throughout the day.
 Employees working on projects together can
meet in a company chat room and discuss details
without ever leaving their desks or traveling to
different locations. Employees are sometimes
more likely to bring up ideas in a chat
environment that face to face, making chat
brainstorming an effective team work solution.
 Businesses can host their own chat rooms or
use a third party chat site for client
conferencing. Chat rooms allow users from
any location to join in, making them an ideal
solution for conferences between multiple
people. The real time interaction doesn't
require users to sit close to a conference
system speaker, making it more comfortable.
Plus, text based chat can be downloaded and
saved for future reference. It's both
convenient and simple for businesses and
their clients