How to centralize the company's internal communication in channels and conversations linked to each card

When communication is scattered across WhatsApp, email, and another chat tool, important decisions about a process end up disconnected and nobody remembers where they happened. Jestor solves this by attaching the conversation directly to the process's card.

What is contextual chat per record, and why does it exist?

Contextual chat means the conversation about a specific process stays attached to the card itself, not in a generic channel — preserving the link between the decision and its context.

Where the conversation happens	What gets recorded	Notification
Channel by department	General team conversations	Unread indicator
Inside a card	Decision history alongside the process	Email if mentioned

How to use internal chats linked to each card in Jestor

Channels by department: conversations organized by team, with no mixing of topics.
Chat inside the card: decisions logged alongside the process itself.
Mentions with email notification: guaranteed alert even with the system closed.
Direct messages: with a read/unread indicator.

How to configure it in Jestor: create the channels by department and, inside any card, assign an owner to start the conversation linked to that record.

Why choose Jestor for this kind of communication?

The key differentiator is reducing reliance on WhatsApp for operational decisions, with the conversation history preserved alongside the process itself, not loose in an external app.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does a conversation inside a card get saved to the process history? The history is logged right inside the card itself, together with the rest of the process.

What happens when someone is mentioned in a conversation? Jestor sends an email notification right away, even if the system is closed.

Does this chat replace the company's WhatsApp? It centralizes communication tied to processes, reducing reliance on WhatsApp groups.

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