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Get started with MelpApp
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Personalize MelpApp
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Teams and Topics
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Meetings
Get started with MelpApp
Personalize MelpApp
Calls
Teams and Topics
Groups
Meetings
Get started with MelpApp
Personalize MelpApp
Calls
Teams and Topics
Groups
Meetings
Let's understand MelpApp by knowing how MelpApp allows individual teams to self-organize and collaborate across business scenarios:
Teams in MelpApp can be created with different users. Teams can be dynamic for project-based work. Conversations, files, and notes across topics are only visible to the team members. Teams help you keep everything organized by categorizing multiple topics under a common theme.
For example, you may have a team for a large project that includes cross-department members all working together on specific pieces of the project
Teams Role:
There are two main roles in Teams:
Teams Role:
Within MelpApp there are two user roles: Admins and Members. By default, a user who creates a new team is granted the Admin status. In addition, admins and members can have moderator capabilities for a topic.
The table below shows the difference in permissions between an admin and a member
Task | Team Owner | Team Member |
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Create team | Yes | Yes |
Leave team | Yes | Yes |
Add members | Yes | No |
Delete team | No | No |
Edit team name/description | Yes | No |
Assign other as admin | Yes | No |
Dismiss other as admin | Yes | No |
Add profile picture | Yes | No |
Teams Member:
If an admin adds you to the team, you are automatically added to all the topics of the team. After you become a team member, you can take part in all the team activities and conferences.
Teams Settings:
Team admins can manage team-wide settings directly in MelpApp. Settings include the ability to add/ remove members, assign/ dismiss other people as admin, add a profile picture, change the name, and add a description of the Team.
Topics:
Topics are dedicated sections within a team to keep conversations organized by specific topics, projects, and disciplines. Files, photos, and links that you share in a topic are stored in cloud storage so no worries, you can switch between devices hassle-free. Topics work best for a group of people collaborating on a specific topic or project.
Every team has at least one team topic. When you create a team you always need to create one topic for the conversation to go.
External Participant:
You can participate in a team or group even if you're not part of the same company. As a network, though, you won't be able to see or join other teams or groups. The admin may keep you from changing certain topics, but you can participate as a member of the team or group, sharing your expertise on one aspect of a larger project.
Let's understand MelpApp by knowing how MelpApp allows individual teams to self-organize and collaborate across business scenarios:
Teams in MelpApp can be created with different users. Teams can be dynamic for project-based work. Conversations, files, and notes across topics are only visible to the team members. Teams help you keep everything organized by categorizing multiple topics under a common theme.
For example, you may have a team for a large project that includes cross-department members all working together on specific pieces of the project
Teams Role:
There are two main roles in Teams:
Teams Role:
Within MelpApp there are two user roles: Admins and Members. By default, a user who creates a new team is granted the Admin status. In addition, admins and members can have moderator capabilities for a topic.
The table below shows the difference in permissions between an admin and a member
Task | Team Owner | Team Member |
---|---|---|
Create team | Yes | Yes |
Leave team | Yes | Yes |
Add members | Yes | No |
Delete team | No | No |
Edit team name/description | Yes | No |
Assign other as admin | Yes | No |
Dismiss other as admin | Yes | No |
Add profile picture | Yes | No |
Teams Member:
If an admin adds you to the team, you are automatically added to all the topics of the team. After you become a team member, you can take part in all the team activities and conferences.
Teams Settings:
Team admins can manage team-wide settings directly in MelpApp. Settings include the ability to add/ remove members, assign/ dismiss other people as admin, add a profile picture, change the name, and add a description of the Team.
Topics:
Topics are dedicated sections within a team to keep conversations organized by specific topics, projects, and disciplines. Files, photos, and links that you share in a topic are stored in cloud storage so no worries, you can switch between devices hassle-free. Topics work best for a group of people collaborating on a specific topic or project.
Every team has at least one team topic. When you create a team you always need to create one topic for the conversation to go.
External Participant:
You can participate in a team or group even if you're not part of the same company. As a network, though, you won't be able to see or join other teams or groups. The admin may keep you from changing certain topics, but you can participate as a member of the team or group, sharing your expertise on one aspect of a larger project.