We have a lot to share from our changelog this month, including a Slack Connect Javascript API, quality-of-life improvements to the Thread and Message APIs, a chatbot that knows the docs of most web technologies (including Cord!), and an entire game built on Cord. Dig in!
Ah, the classic tale of "let's build a chat feature, it'll be easy," said every tech team ever. Spoiler: it's not. This post navigates the labyrinth that is the creation of a chat feature for SaaS applications, emphasizing that while chat may seem like a frivolous addition, it's actually the lifeblood of online collaboration.
TL;DR: For most teams, building with a chat SDK or chat NPM package is a much more efficient way to get to a great chat feature.
We have a lot to share from our changelog this month, including updates to our developer console, live cursors, a new command line tool, and a starter pack for Next.JS. Learn more!
We just wrapped up a hackathon and (we don’t mean to brag) but our new features make the experience you can build with Cord even better than what you get in Google Docs, Notion, and Figma.
AI co-pilots and chatbots are suddenly everywhere. But, because this is a whole new interaction paradigm, there’s a lot to explore when it comes to the interface. This guide explores emerging UX patterns, and the UI elements you have to consider when building a chatbot for your product.
Our latest batch of components and APIs give customers the power to create seamless commenting experiences on video, canvases, and dashboards, and a way to integrate Cord’s notifications with existing notification systems. Learn more.
Find out how Cord helped trumpet re-imagine buyer journeys and improve close rates for their customers by as much as 20% with built-in chat, integrations, and real-time collaboration features like page presence.
We have some juicy product updates to share that’ll help you drive seat expansion, build a more native UX, and give you more visibility of how users are collaborating in your product.
Badges might be small as a UI element, but they’re an essential cue that tells users there’s important information waiting for them. Follow this guide to nail badging in your product.
Find out how Cord helped Spendflo become THE central node for cross-organzational communication between their buying team and customers, and reduce procurement times by almost 30% as a result.
AI, APIs, and customization are buzzwords in this month's product roundup, with four major updates to explore. Find out what's new with Cord, and what these changes mean for you and your customers.
What's the secret sauce to Figma, Google Docs, and Notion's success? Built-in collaborative features. Other B2B SaaS companies can do the same. Find out how your users will benefit, explore the ROI, and learn more about buying vs. building.
See what's new with Cord! We’re constantly updating our product to make it better and easier for our clients to implement and customize, and for our clients’ customers to use.
Need some help understanding how to evolve your product roadmap in the midst of economic uncertainty? Based on his experience as a product manager at Facebook and recent chats with CTOs at multi-billion dollar tech companies, Nimrod Priell, Cord's Co-Founder and CEO, has some tips for you.
And it's more complicated than you thought. Our State of Project Management in 2021 report is the most comprehensive data on what teams are doing with their task managers.
HubSpot is the orange inbound giant that releases a new feature just when we've mastered it. Sure, the platform has a better user experience than other email solutions. But just because it’s all-in-one doesn’t mean there’s only one person involved.
Mailchimp is the hairy little monkey we all love to hate. Sure, the platform has a better user experience than other corporate email solutions. But it can take the strength of a thousand gorillas to bring all the moving parts together.
Context switches are a tax on our productivity. And it's a tax we're almost unconscious of. But when we're interrupted to help someone else with their work - or to jump into another app to message someone - it takes us precious time to get back to a productive, creative state of flow. There's ways to avoid that, though, and gain back precious focused time for your entire team. Here's how.
The way in which computing evolved led us to find ourselves working across different, single-player web-based tools, and communicating in a separate 'destination' like email or Slack. We can design a better way to collaborate.
Jackson Gabbard
Nimrod Priell
Dave Miller
Sam Tierney
Jackson Gabbard
