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Introducing Quinyx Messenger: Connecting frontline workers
Stockholm, London, Boston - Quinyx is thrilled to announce the launch of Messenger, a new chat tool designed specifically for frontline teams. This seamlessly integrated chat solution aims to transform frontline conversations and enhance collaboration within organizations.
In today's fast-paced workplace, effective communication is crucial for success. However, many frontline teams struggle with fragmented communication channels, juggling multiple apps, or facing difficulties in connecting with their colleagues. Recognizing this challenge, Quinyx developed Messenger to provide a seamless and efficient way for frontline teams to connect and communicate.
With Messenger, frontline teams can engage in two-way conversations and communities directly within the Quinyx app, where they already have their work schedule. This integration eliminates the need for third party apps and centralizes work-related discussions and meaningful connections in one unified platform. No more searching for contacts or worrying about missing out on important conversations.
One of the key advantages of Messenger is its full integration with Quinyx. Leveraging the existing roles, permissions, and hierarchy structures, Messenger ensures centralized access, a clear overview of workflows, and easy upkeep.
"We understand the importance of seamless communication within frontline teams," said Erik Fjellborg, CEO of Quinyx. "With Messenger, we aim to empower organizations to build strong communities, foster collaboration, and enhance productivity. By providing an integrated chat solution, we want to streamline communication processes and eliminate the complexities that frontline teams often face."
Key benefits of Quinyx Messenger include:
In today's fast-paced workplace, effective communication is crucial for success. However, many frontline teams struggle with fragmented communication channels, juggling multiple apps, or facing difficulties in connecting with their colleagues. Recognizing this challenge, Quinyx developed Messenger to provide a seamless and efficient way for frontline teams to connect and communicate.
With Messenger, frontline teams can engage in two-way conversations and communities directly within the Quinyx app, where they already have their work schedule. This integration eliminates the need for third party apps and centralizes work-related discussions and meaningful connections in one unified platform. No more searching for contacts or worrying about missing out on important conversations.
One of the key advantages of Messenger is its full integration with Quinyx. Leveraging the existing roles, permissions, and hierarchy structures, Messenger ensures centralized access, a clear overview of workflows, and easy upkeep.
"We understand the importance of seamless communication within frontline teams," said Erik Fjellborg, CEO of Quinyx. "With Messenger, we aim to empower organizations to build strong communities, foster collaboration, and enhance productivity. By providing an integrated chat solution, we want to streamline communication processes and eliminate the complexities that frontline teams often face."
Key benefits of Quinyx Messenger include:
- Instant, targeted conversations: Enjoy direct or group chats, boosting two-way conversation, building communities and engagement.
- Easy access & maintenance: Maintain access and permissions within Quinyx's existing structure.
- All-in-One Platform: Messenger seamlessly integrates within the Quinyx app for streamlined and transparent communication.
For more information about Quinyx Messenger and its features, watch our latest product innovation webinar here.
About Quinyx
Quinyx, a leader in workforce management solutions, elevates how frontline worker-reliant organizations optimize their businesses, manage their workforce, and engage their frontline employees. With an international footprint, Quinyx supports millions of users in an extensive range of clients such as Starbucks, Kendra Scott, Calvin Klein, Bath & Body Works, Rituals, Victoria's Secret, and Tory Burch.