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- Location sharing - Editing scheduled messages - Replies with quoting - Video messages ("video notes") - Minor bug fixes
Corporate messenger for communication within projects and teams
Frisbee is a closed-loop corporate communications platform designed specifically for businesses and government agencies with rigorous requirements for information security and data sovereignty. To request temporary access and explore the messenger's features, please email info@frisbee.chat. Developed for large entities, Frisbee is restricted to employee and partner use and requires an invitation from authorized company staff to gain access. Frisbee offers a unified, all-inclusive platform, delivered as a single licensed software product, providing a comprehensive working environment that includes: • Corporate messenger: create spaces with chats, as well as information channels, send text and voice messages, make calls and share files in different formats. • Built-in video conferencing: connect 250+ participants and host webinars. • Back office (admin panel): manage user accounts, assign roles and control access to sensitive corporate information, ensuring compliance with established company rules. • Integrated AI assistant: automate tasks and workflows across your chats and video conferences. • Built-in calendar: sync events with external calendars. • In-house video hosting: store and share corporate videos within the closed-loop FrisbeeTube portal. • In-house task manager: create and assign tasks, and track their status directly within the messenger using the FrisbeeFlow manager. Who developed Frisbee? Frisbee was developed by Klaud Atlas LLC. Specializing in developing comprehensive IT solutions for government agencies and businesses. Website: https://frisbee.chat/
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