SERP feature guide

Internal Chat and Collaboration

Internal chat supports conversations between authorized SERP users with replies, groups and shared context.

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What does internal chat and collaboration do in SERP?

Internal chat supports conversations between authorized SERP users with replies, groups and shared context. SERP connects this work with CRM, so users can review its operational context through the related records.

Business problem it addresses

A conversation can become difficult to follow when a reply or file is separated from the people and discussion it belongs to.

Key functions

  • Use personal conversations, groups and user search.
  • Reply, react and share appropriate attachments within permitted conversations.
  • Review timestamps and unread/read information.

How the workflow works

  1. Find colleague or group.
  2. Review conversation context.
  3. Send a relevant message.
  4. Reply in context.
  5. Follow up on the business record.

Example business scenario

A service coordinator asks a colleague to review a requirement and replies within the same conversation. Any operational decision still needs to be reflected in the relevant service or approval record.

Controls and availability

Group membership controls conversation and attachment access. Hiding a conversation does not erase shared history, and chat messages do not replace transaction approvals.

How to assess the result

Confirm that the reply belongs to the intended conversation and that recipients have the appropriate group membership. Keep the operational reference in the discussion where suitable. Verify any resulting business action in its transaction or approval record.

Connected SERP capabilities

Read the CRM module guide for the wider process and SERP reporting for the distinction between a transaction document and an analytical report.

A few useful answers

Frequently asked questions

What is internal chat and collaboration?

Internal chat supports conversations between authorized SERP users with replies, groups and shared context.

Which functions can I review in SERP?

Use personal conversations, groups and user search; Reply, react and share appropriate attachments within permitted conversations; Review timestamps and unread/read information.

What is a practical example?

A service coordinator asks a colleague to review a requirement and replies within the same conversation. Any operational decision still needs to be reflected in the relevant service or approval record.

What should we confirm before using this workflow?

Group membership controls conversation and attachment access. Hiding a conversation does not erase shared history, and chat messages do not replace transaction approvals.

Where does this fit in the wider ERP process?

It is part of CRM. Review the source requirement, the resulting transaction and the handoff to the next team.

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