A channel for every location and team, groups anyone can start, and direct messages, in the same app as the schedule. Messages carry reactions, replies, read receipts, photos, and files, and any of them can be forwarded to another chat. Admins decide who can do what. Nobody hands out a personal number.
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A channel for every location, team, or project. Groups anyone can start with the people they pick. One-to-one messages that never touch a personal number.
React with any emoji, reply so the answer sits next to the question, and see exactly who has read a message and who has not.
Send a photo from the camera or a file from the phone, and forward any message to another chat. Admins decide who can post, who can add people, and what can leave a channel.
Channels are set up by admins for a location, a department, or a project. Groups are started by anyone, with the people they choose. Direct messages are one-to-one or a few people. All three sit in one list on the phone and on the web, with unread counts and who is online.
For the whole site, the whole team, or the people on one project.
One-to-one, in the app, with nobody's personal number involved.
Everything you can do to a message, on the phone and on the web.
Admins decide who can do what, for the workspace and for each channel.
Loud for what matters, quiet for the rest.
Reactions, replies, read receipts, photos, files, forwarding, and the permissions behind all of it.
Tap an emoji on any message. Reply to one and your answer quotes what it answers, so nobody has to scroll back.
Every message shows who has seen it, by name and time, as people catch up. No more "did you see my message?"
Send a photo from the camera or a file from the phone. Previews sit right in the conversation, and every file lands in the files tab.
Send a message, photo, or file on to another channel, group, or person, with a note if you want.
Admins decide who can post, who can start groups, who can add people, and what can be forwarded out, per channel.
The details that make Team Chat work for your team.
Each person connects their own accounts once, in Settings. Calls, invites, files, signatures, designs, and code arrive as cards everyone in the chat can act on, and a connection only ever acts as the person who made it.
Using something else? Give a chat a webhook address and post to it from any app that can send a web request. Messages in Slack's or Discord's webhook format work as they are.
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Yes. Conversations stay in sync across the iOS app, the Android app, and the web.
Calls start in Zoom, Google Meet, or Microsoft Teams, right from a chat, through the account you connect. Everyone in the chat gets a card to join from, and it shows when the call is live. Team Chat does not run calls of its own.
Yes. Each person picks the language they read in, from more than a hundred, and messages in any other language show in theirs, translated by AI. Tap Show original to see a message as it was written. A Spanish speaker and an English speaker can talk in the same chat, each in their own language. Names, links, and numbers stay as they are, and an admin can turn translation off for the workspace.
Yes. Admins set who can start groups, who can post in each channel, and whether people can message across locations. Direct messages can be limited to managers and their own teams.
Yes. Any message, photo, or file can be forwarded to another channel, group, or person. Admins can turn forwarding off for a channel that holds sensitive information.
Direct messages are private to the people in them. Admins can export a conversation's history for compliance, and every export is logged.
Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Google Calendar, Outlook, Google Drive, OneDrive, SharePoint, DocuSign, Canva, and GitHub, each connected by the person who uses it. Replit, Zapier, Make, and any other app can post into a chat through its webhook, and links from anywhere get a preview.
No. A connection belongs to one person and acts only as them, and only for what they do with it. Vantage sees a Google Drive file only when you pick it, and reads only busy times from a calendar, never what the meetings are. Admins choose which apps the workspace allows and who may use them.
Yes, once an admin switches it on. Any AI assistant that supports custom connectors (the open MCP standard) can connect as the person who approves it: it reads their schedule, time off, hours, training, and the company's own articles, and sees nothing they could not. Admins decide whether assistants may also send a time off request or a chat message.
No. Only the person who starts the call or shares the file connects an account. Everyone else joins or opens it from the card. Before a Google Drive, OneDrive, or SharePoint file is sent, Vantage checks who in the chat cannot open it yet and offers to share it with them.
They replace it in Settings. The old address stops working right away, so whoever had it sees nothing more, and they add the new one to their calendar app.
Yes. Admins switch each app on or off for the workspace and choose who may use it. Anyone can disconnect their own account in Settings, and Vantage asks the app to end its access too.
Team Chat is part of the Communications hub. These tools share the same team, locations, and records.
Company updates with proof they were read.
Ask the team. Get honest answers.
Policies and how-tos, searchable from any phone.
A company home page you design, with news, links, and department sites.
Find anyone in the company in seconds.
Meetings, trainings, and get-togethers with RSVPs.
Employee questions, sent to the right team and tracked.
Create a workspace, invite your people, and run tomorrow from one app.
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