Time zones
Half the team wakes up to decisions they weren't part of.
Remote teams use Flaxxa Pulse as the one place work is discussed and written down. Channels and threads keep conversations organised across time zones, canvases hold the docs beside them, to-dos give follow-ups an owner, and live presence shows who is around right now.
By industry
How teams use Pulse.
01 / 03
Half the team wakes up to decisions they weren't part of.
What was said on a call never gets written down.
Without an owner, agreed work drifts.
02 / 03
Work is discussed where everyone can find it later.
Decisions and how-tos go in a canvas beside the channel.
A to-do with an owner, who is emailed.
A Google Meet link from the thread, notes back into the canvas.
03 / 03
The next time zone can catch up from the written record.
Threads and canvases settle what used to need a call.
Every follow-up has a name on it.
What you'll use most
Team messaging with public and private channels, one-level threads, reactions, drafts, read state and forwarding, all updated live over WebSockets.
Canvases are Markdown docs inside Flaxxa Pulse: workspace-wide or attached to a channel, with a live preview, version history with restore and comments.
A shared team to-do list inside Flaxxa Pulse: add a to-do, assign it so the owner is emailed, filter to yours or everyone's, and tick it off when done.
Other audiences
Team chat for agencies: a private channel and canvas per client, owned to-dos per deliverable, alerts in the client's channel and PDFs sent to sign.
Team chat for software teams: CI and monitoring alerts via incoming webhooks, bot tokens, signed outgoing webhooks, an API and specs in canvases.

Organised channels so work is findable across time zones, threads so discussions don't collide, written docs people can read later, clear owners for follow-ups, and notifications that reach people without overwhelming them.
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