Atelier · Conversations
Every topic has its own chat. Messages, files and decisions stay together, even in the archive. So you can pick the thread up again at any time. And see when we have read your message.
The dashboard · interactive demonstration
Everything here responds; nothing here is live data.
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Here are the texts for the German pricing page.
Thank you. I will set it up with the same structure as the English page.
The German page is on staging. Could you check the plan names once more? I kept them in English, as on the Showroom.
Legend
The numbers on the demonstration above refer to the entries below. Each entry links back to its place on the dashboard.
Your chats with Temu, newest first, each with the time or the day of its last message; a red dot marks one with news you have not read yet. New chat starts another topic. Pointed at, a chat offers to be archived or deleted, and the archive at the foot keeps the chats you have put away, readable and ready to restore.
Show on the dashboardThe chat you have chosen: its name, which the pencil changes, and the change requests it is linked to. Below, the messages by day, yours on the right and Temu’s on the left with the writer’s name, files in their bubble (2a), and Seen with the time once Temu has read what you wrote. At the foot, the box to write in (2b to 2d).
Show on the dashboardA file sent in the chat sits in its message: here the texts for the German pricing page, a Word document, with its name and size. A document shows as a card to download, an image as its picture, which can be enlarged; every file stays in the chat, archived or not.
Show on the dashboardAdds images, PDFs or Word documents to the message, up to five at a time: images up to 10 MB, documents up to 20 MB. They appear in the bubble, an image as its picture, a document as a card to download.
Show on the dashboardRecords a voice message instead of typing, up to two minutes. You can listen to it before it goes, and it plays in the chat like any other message.
Show on the dashboardOpens a small panel of emoji, grouped as frequent, reactions, mood, work and status, and more, and puts the one you pick where you are writing.
Show on the dashboard