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Making Communication More Efficien, Start a Zoom meeting in Tracup

In the post-epidemic era, remote working patterns are becoming increasingly popular by more and more people. Even though the negative effects of COVID-19 are gradually fading, many companies still retain the plans to work remotely. Start a Zoom meeting in Tracup Tracup's Zoom integration allows you to start a meeting from a task using the /zoom slash command! Get instant notifications and join ongoing meetings. In this context, the fit between video meeting and task management becomes increasingly important for project development. How to combine video conference and work arrangements? Tracup is a remote teamwork platform designed for developers to improve efficiency and reduce costs with abundant features. With Zoom plugin on Tracup, team members’ communication efficiency and time arrangement could be improved a lot. With few steps, Zoom journey could be started easily! Step 1: Create task Once a task be created, slash command would be available for you to develop tasks. Besides,...

How Can You Create, Store And Share Google Files In Tracup?

Can you imagine creating Google Docs without leaving Tracup? Reduce time and clicks by creating Google Docs from within Tracup. Any added files, drawings, worksheets, or slide files are automatically saved in Google Drive and attached to your tasks. Isn't that cool? As a task helper for teamwork, Tracup is committed to providing the best project development solutions for teams’ collaboration. The open platform and strong compatibility allow for a high degree of user customization of pages and working modes. Particularly in the current post-epidemic period, the pursuit of project goals makes collaboration and information sharing between team members extremely critical for the whole development. Efficient collaboration can achieve goals and satisfy the demands of members with reduced costs. Conversely, inefficient work will directly cause a mission failure. Due to the current negative impacts of pandemics, managers are actively looking for a feasible new working pattern, which can s...

How can you make work easier with Tracup

These days, how to work efficiently has become one of the main arguments for employees, especially for people who are working in a team. Sometimes, efficient work can provide unexpected results for project development. For employees, especially team members, Efficiency tools have become a significant driver of work performance. In this context, Issues of efficiency are starting to be considered by more and more people. Hi, everyone. Today I am going to introduce you to a handy tool that is integrated with Tracup. You probably have a lot of genius tips for making your work easier, such as not planning to do too much, focusing on high-reward tasks, working in small batches, starting with the most difficult tasks, following your energy, and using templates whenever possible, etc. But literally, you need a collaborative workspace, like Tracup, of agile tools, issue tracking software, work planning solution, and task management to integrate the most popular productivity tools like Github, ...

What Are The Tips & Tricks Of Tracup Slash Commands?

The initial Slash Commands is a message that begins with / and triggers an HTTP request to a web service, which can in turn issue one or more messages in response. Unlike outgoing webhooks, slash commands work in private channels and direct messages in addition to public ones, and can be configured to complete automatically on entry. Let's see what are the tips and tricks of Tracup's Slash Commands? Hello guys, for today, I’d like to highlight a Tracup shortcut Slash Command. Just release the ability to apply a task template directly from the Slash Command. Making this useful shortcut even better you can access the command from many different places and Tracup will give you different options depending upon what’s applicable. I’m going to start by showing you how to apply a task template. Just click the new task instead of typing in the task name. Then type in a slash, and you’ll see that this gives you many different options to select, scroll down to the bottom and click app...