In-App Messaging

In-App Messaging

In-App Messaging allows your users to communicate with each other directly through the app. All in-app messages only live within the app. Each Attendee will have a “Lets Meet” icon enabled on the Attendee List and a “Message” icon on individual Attendee Detail pages. If a user presses either button they can send a message via the app to other attendees. These messages are stored and viewed via the main screen of the app under the “Inbox” icon on the top bar.


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*This is not a default function within all apps. Please refer to your contract if your app contains this functionality. 

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