Strety Messages provide a centralized, transparent way to communicate across your organization—whether you're sharing detailed company updates, collaborating with your team, or organizing work that leads to action.
Unlike quick updates in Headlines, Messages are designed for more in-depth communication and collaboration. They allow teams to discuss, react, and turn conversations into actionable items, all within Strety.
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Where to Find Messages
Messages can be created and accessed in multiple areas:
Company Level
Create organization-wide messages from the Company Messages dropdown
All users are subscribed by default
Team Spaces
Create messages within a specific team
If not visible, click the “+” icon to enable Messages
Personal Spaces
Create private messages for planning, note-taking, or 1:1 communication
Project Spaces
Add messages directly within a project
Useful for sharing updates or context with all project members
Creating a Message
Navigate to the appropriate location (Company, Team, Project, or Personal) and click Create New Message
Give your Message a title, body, and set the Subscribers. Anyone set as a subscriber will be notified once you Post the Message
Collaborating Within Messages
Messages are designed to be interactive and transparent.
Within a message, users can:
React to provide quick feedback
Comment to ask questions or contribute ideas
@mention teammates to bring them into the conversation
This creates an open communication loop across teams and the organization.
Turning Messages into Action
Messages are not just for communication—they are designed to drive execution.
From a message or its comments, you can create:
To-Dos – Assign action items to individuals
Issues – Bring topics into your L10 meeting for discussion
Headlines – Share important updates more broadly
You can also create To Dos, Issues, or Headlines from individual Comments
Best Practices
Use company-level Messages for high-visibility updates
Use Messages instead of Headlines when discussion or detail is needed
Encourage teams to engage through comments and reactions
Capture ideas in Messages, then convert them into actionable items
Use personal Messages for planning and preparation
Keep communication transparent whenever possible
Common Use Cases
Messages are highly flexible and can be used in a variety of ways:
Company-Wide Communication
Share detailed updates that go beyond Headlines
Example: Announcements like SOC 2 compliance or major company changes
Notify and engage the entire organization
Welcoming New Employees
Introduce new hires to the company
Encourage team engagement through comments and reactions
Create a more visible and inclusive onboarding experience
Team Collaboration & Brainstorming
Use Messages as a lightweight, collaborative document
Capture ideas, notes, or discussions in one place
Replace external tools like Google Docs or SharePoint for internal collaboration
Personal Planning & Organization
Organize thoughts, plans, or meeting prep (e.g., offsite planning)
Capture questions or ideas
Use comments to loop in your manager or team when needed
Project Communication
Share context, updates, and key information within a project
Keep all project-related communication centralized and visible