Simple enough to send.
One-to-one and group chat, voice notes, photos and files, replies and reactions. The state of every outgoing message is visible. Nobody has to guess whether it left the phone.
Addon for the Interlink Digital Workplace
Chat that feels immediate. A workspace a desk team can actually organise. Alerts that still reach someone when the signal is poor. And when delivery fails, a named person at Interlink answers.
Why it exists
Consumer chat is fine until an account is restricted, a number is banned, or a message quietly stops arriving. There is no one to call. Interlink Comms is built for organisations that cannot live with that.
One-to-one and group chat, voice notes, photos and files, replies and reactions. The state of every outgoing message is visible. Nobody has to guess whether it left the phone.
Channels, threads, mentions and search for people at a desk. Groups for a crew. The same person can belong to more than one organisation and switch workspace.
Operational alerts that wait for an acknowledgement, escalate if they are missed, and leave a record of who was told. Support can trace a message without reading it.
At the desk
Interlink staff and other office teams live in the workplace all day. Comms gives them channels, threads, search, and keyboard-friendly layout on a large screen.
On site
Field teams need large targets, voice notes, and a home screen that shows what needs a response. The app has to keep working when coverage drops and come back cleanly when it returns.
The trust feature
Once someone presses send, that message is not lost and is not delivered twice. The words under each message are a promise, and support can follow the same trail.
Stored before any network attempt. It survives the app closing and the phone restarting.
The server has the message. Sending it again does not create a second copy.
It reached the other person. In a group, you can see who has it.
They opened it. A person can turn read receipts off, unless the organisation requires them.
Support is the reason this product exists. Every ticket is handled by someone at Interlink, with a target of four working hours, and one hour when a whole organisation is down.