How Pumble helps teams collaborate remotely

Think of it as a communication tool that helps you to work like you’re in the office. Pumble makes remote collaboration simple and productive.

Establish communication best practices

Communicate in real-time, work together in channels and DMs, share files, and more.

Engage with real-time collaboration

Brainstorm ideas, share visual references, map information, or keep track of tasks.

Keep everyone in the know

Bring your team together, keeping everyone in the loop and ensuring everyone has a voice.

First things to do with Pumble

If you're ready to use your Pumble workspace, here are five things to help you get started with it.

Create a team and add people to it

Create a new Pumble workspace in few clicks. Add your team and start collaboration.

Add channels

Keep your conversations organized by adding channels dedicated to projects.

Start a new conversation

Start conversations with your team in channels or in direct messages.

Start voice or video call

For easier collaboration start a video or voice call with teammates.

Install apps

For easier communication, download mobile and desktop apps.

Try more features

Pumble has numerous features that helps you to easier collaborate with everyone in the team.

Mention teammates

A @mention is a way to get someone's attention in a channel conversation or a chat.

Save and pin messages

Pin messages so everyone from the team have access. Saved items are only visible to you.

Search for messages, people or files

Searches cover your entire organization — all the teams and channels that you're part of.

Why choose Pumble?

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“Pumble has a free chat history feature”

“One of the main reasons we switched to Pumble from Slack was the fact that Slack was too expensive for us and the free version of it didn't keep the history of messages.

Pumble has a free chat history feature included from the start which is very important for us. Another feature that we like a lot is the channels. It's pretty much the same as in Slack (and that was the reason we switched to Slack from Skype, that had the history, but we didn't really like the group's part. The messages and channels structure feels a lot more natural in Slack/Pumble than in Skype.) The Slack plan that we had didn't have the feature of keeping the history of our chats, which might be not critical for some departments (such as marketing), but for projects' discussion, it's important to see what has been discussed previously to have paper track.”

Zee G.

Digital Operations Manager | Information Technology and Services, 11-50 employees

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