One place for internal conversation
Questions, decisions and files stay in the channel where they happened instead of being split across personal texting apps and email threads.
Team Messaging
Channels for teams and projects, direct messages for quick questions, files where the conversation happened — and the presence of every colleague right beside their extension.
3CTel Team Messaging is internal chat built into the same desktop and mobile apps used for business calling. Teams use channels, direct messages and file sharing, see colleagues’ presence based on their phone state, and escalate any conversation to a voice call or video meeting with one click. Guest channels let outside collaborators join a single channel, and search covers messages and files.
Questions, decisions and files stay in the channel where they happened instead of being split across personal texting apps and email threads.
Presence shows who is on a call before you knock, and a quick message replaces the walk to a desk or a call that goes to voicemail.
When a thread gets complicated, one click starts a voice call or a video meeting with the same people, from the same window.
Reception can ask the warehouse or the clinic floor a question while the caller is still on the line, and get the answer in writing.
Public and private channels with membership you control, pinned messages and threads so a busy channel stays readable.
One-to-one and small-group conversations with read status, reactions and mentions that notify the right person without paging everyone.
Drop a PDF, a photo or a screenshot into the conversation; files stay attached to the message and are searchable later.
Available, on a call, in a meeting or away is set automatically from the user’s phone state, and can be overridden by hand.
Start a voice call or video meeting from any channel or direct message; participants are invited from the thread itself.
Invite a contractor, an accountant or a partner into a single channel without giving them access to the rest of your workspace.
Find a decision, a quote or a file by keyword, person, channel or date, including inside shared documents where supported.
The same conversations on the desktop app, the browser and the 3CTel mobile app, with notifications you can quiet by schedule.
The front desk asks a channel whether a technician is free while the customer waits, and books the slot from the reply.
Store or branch managers share daily notes, stock questions and staffing changes in one channel head office can read.
A guest channel keeps the architect or the agency in the loop on one project, with files and decisions in one place.
Remote and in-office staff use the same channels, so nobody misses a decision because it was made out loud.
After a call, conversation intelligence posts a short summary and any flagged keywords to the relevant channel, so the technician or account owner sees what was promised, and an AI workflow schedules the follow-up in the CRM.
Messaging is part of the 3CTel apps your team already uses for calling, so setup is mostly about structure: which channels exist, who is in them and how notifications behave.
We plan channels by team, site or project with you, and decide which are open to everyone and which are private.
Phone-state presence, quiet hours and mention rules are configured so messaging helps focus rather than breaking it.
Guest channels are created for outside collaborators with the access limits you choose.
Desktop and mobile apps are deployed with messaging enabled, and your team gets a short walkthrough alongside the phone training.
AI in this product
AI keeps internal channels current with what customers said, without anyone retyping it.
A summary of a call or voicemail can be posted to the right team channel by rule, so dispatch, sales or support sees the customer's request without opening the recording.
When a customer mentions a cancellation, an outage or a competitor, or sounds upset, a workflow can alert a named channel or person with the transcript excerpt attached.
Long channel threads can be summarized on request so someone returning from a shift or a site visit sees decisions and open items rather than scrolling.
Team messaging is internal chat that lives in the same application as calling and meetings. Instead of a separate tool, staff message each other in channels or direct messages, see who is on a call before interrupting, and turn a text thread into a call when needed. Keeping it in one app means one login, one presence indicator and one place to search.
From any channel or direct message, a user clicks the call or meeting button. The platform starts a voice call or video meeting and invites the people already in the thread, so nobody has to dial extensions or paste a link. When the call ends, the group is back in the same chat with the context intact.
Yes, through guest channels. A guest is invited to one specific channel and sees nothing else in the workspace. Files and decisions for that project stay in the channel, and the guest’s access is removed when the work is done. Guest access is turned on channel by channel, so it is easy to control.
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Integrations are scoped during planning based on your systems; availability is confirmed before activation.
Reliable calling with routing your team will actually use.
Learn more: Business PhoneMeetings in the app you already use for calls — no second subscription.
Learn more: Video MeetingsPhones and headsets that arrive ready to plug in.
Learn more: DevicesText from the number customers already call — as a team, not from a personal phone.
Learn more: Business SMSNo. Team Messaging is internal chat between colleagues and invited guests. Customer texting on your business number is a separate product, Business SMS, and the two can be used side by side.
Yes. Any channel or direct message can escalate to a voice call or a video meeting with one click, and the people in the thread are invited automatically.
Yes. Presence follows the user’s phone state, so a colleague on a call shows as busy without touching anything. Users can also set a manual status such as “in the field”.
Yes, through guest channels. A guest sees only the channel they were invited to, and their access can be removed when the project ends.
Yes. Messages and files can be searched by keyword, person, channel and date. Retention settings are agreed with you during planning.
Where your team already lives in another chat tool, links and notifications can be delivered via API, webhooks or an automation platform. What is possible is scoped during planning and confirmed before activation.
Answer a few questions and we will map channels, presence and apps for your team.