Product
Chat for people. Structure for work.
Interlink Comms sits inside the workplace you already open. It does not ask the company to abandon its login, its directory, or its record of what was said.
Conversations
Two kinds of room, on purpose.
A group is a fixed set of people, the way a crew chat works. A channel is a named topic people join and leave, with history waiting for the next person. Most products blur them. This one does not.
- Direct messages, groups up to a thousand members, public and private channels
- Replies, reactions, and forwarding the organisation can restrict
- Edits keep their history. Deletes follow the retention rule
- Search across what you are allowed to see, checked when you search
Voice and files
Say it, or send the file.
Voice notes are a first-class message: record, send, play faster, and keep listening when the screen locks. Photos, video and documents upload in pieces, so a large file can resume after the signal drops.
- Link previews are made on the server, not from the phone’s own address
- The words can go first and the attachment can follow
- On a slow connection, text moves before media
Work inside the message
A reply can do something.
Messages can carry buttons and a short form. A job offer can be accepted in the thread, and the answer goes back to the system that sent it. Webhooks let another Interlink product post into a channel without a private back door.
- Mentions of a person, a channel, or everyone here
- Quiet hours, mute, and a separate class of alert that does not behave like chat
- White-label name, logo and colours per organisation