Rooms in TeamPulse

Overview

Rooms provide different methods of conversations in your workspace. They allow for a more structured and purpose-oriented workflow.

If you are an administrator, see the Room Workspace Administration section for additional options.

Types of Rooms in TeamPulse

Channels: Organize conversations across different topics.
Teams: Promote collaboration between different teams.
Discussions: Allow separate, focused conversations around larger topics in a team or channel.
Direct Messages: Facilitate one-off conversations that do not require a channel or team.
Thread: Organize conversations around a particular message.

Learn more about TeamPulse Room Roles.

Mentions

When someone mentions you using @username, @all, or @here, a symbol or a number will appear alongside the channel name. If someone uses @all or @here, a number will show up indicating the number of times you were specifically mentioned.

For workspaces on version 6.6 and above, mentioning a user in rooms they aren't a member of prompts the following options:

Add them: This option allows you to add the user to the room so they can see your message. This is displayed only if you have permission to add members to that room.
Let them know: You can notify them via DM that you mentioned them, even if they're not in the room.
Do nothing: You may also choose to do nothing about it. The bot will inform you that the user you mentioned is not in the room.

Auto-Translate

Auto-Translate is a powerful feature of TeamPulse that improves communication and collaboration by translating room messages in real-time. This tool is especially valuable for global teams, multilingual communities, and organizations needing to seamlessly overcome language barriers.

The workspace administrator must configure the Auto-Translate settings.

Enabling Auto-Translate in a Room

Click the kebab icon at the room menu bar.
Select Auto-Translate.
Enable Automatic Translation.
Select your preferred language.