Desktop: No sound, no bounce, no visual notification until I went to the mentions, which refreshed the app – something is not right here.Email: if they have Posts on my profile email notification turned on.A post on your “wall” – someone has gone to your profile, and made a post there.Mobile: No push notification, but it will be in your feed next time you refresh it.Email: if you have turned on immediate notifications for that group (as opposed to a daily or weekly digest).A post to a public group that you follow:.In iOS you can have sound, badge, banner and alerts – via the notifications centre.
#CHATTER APP FOR MAC ANDROID#
in Android you can have a sound, vibration and LED flash notification.
Set the app to provide sound or visual notifications. You can’t have sound for chatter feed notifications, only chat notifications – confusing, isn’t it. On a mac you can have the app bounce in the dock or come to the front. Go to settings to set notifications to Pop up, show focus on the app. The Chatter desktop app – download it onto your PC or mac.Email – set all the emails you want to receive in Chatter Email Settings in your Setup Menu in Salesforce.There are different forms of push notifications. (Well, it started out as being only about notifications, but it may now include a bit more information also).Ĭhatter, like most social networks, can be Push or Pull – eg you can “pull” the information towards you by going to look at your chatter feeds, or have chatter “push” the information out to you, via notifications. One thing I could not find enough information on is Notifications, so here is my explanation of notifications. They may be a bit specific to just engineers and just the stand-alone chatter app, but they are very well done.
#CHATTER APP FOR MAC HOW TO#
There is a lot of help out there about how to use chatter, including the Chatter Best Practices page on the Salesforce website and this excellent series of 9 chatter training videos created by Engineers Australia for their Chatter implementation. Chatter is great for “ working out loud” and keeping others in your team up to date with what you are doing. Chatter is a great tool, and if you use Salesforce, you should be using it, and using it every day – many times a day.
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