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File Storage: This feature houses all the important files, allowing you to organize them into folders, and assign and comment on them.

Each project can have a unique chatroom to keep conversations on-topic. Teams can use attachments, gifs, and more to help sort out problems, assess work, and get reactions quickly.

Campfires (Chat rooms): This is a built-in, real-time messaging app in Basecamp 3.

You can add team members and alert them about updates in these discussions. This helps to remove clutter from task lists already in-progress, by capturing thoughtful conversations about specific topics.

Message Boards: Each project gets a message board where team members can post and follow codified conversations.

You can have multiple lists per project, each with their own tasks, so that the project can be broken into constituent pieces for different teams. You can expand each task to include notes, links, and attachments, along with a range of dates, multiple assigned users, and a comment tree.

To-Do Lists: A drag and drop to-do list lets you organize your tasks for a given project.

It costs $99 per month with no other tiers, but that price gets you every feature, unlimited projects and unlimited users. By focusing on the basics, there’s little a user needs to learn, and your team can get right down to collaborating. It’s extremely simple, working more or less like a message board, a chat channel, and a to-do list wrapped into one. No-code required.īasecamp didn’t get popular for no reason.

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Governance & administration Configure and manage global controls and settings.

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To do so, go to any campfire and add /integrations to the url.Ĭlicking Add a new chatbot will then take you to a page where you can give the chatbot a name, avatar, and (optional) https endpoint to send commands.Ĭhatbots work both ways – you can have them automatically send messages to campfires (but not pings) such as when a critical service goes down, or you can make them interactive and have them answer to specific commands from a campfire or direct ping. To get started you need to create a chatbot within Basecamp. The Basecamp API documentation is on GitHub and there is also a page specifically for chatbots if you would like to build your own.

For this guide you will need an understanding of NodeJS (the chat bot API itself is accessible from other languages too).

You need to be an administrator on your account to create a chatbot.

I won’t go into detail about the Bitbucket side of things (it’s a bit of a niche use case!), but I will show you how easy it was to connect this up to Basecamp. I recently created one to call the Bitbucket API, allowing us to configure branch permissions on repositories from within Basecamp. Making a Simple Basecamp Chatbot with NodeJSĬreating a chatbot is a fun way to integrate external tool functionality within Basecamp. He oversees the BuildVu product strategy and roadmap in addition to spending lots of time writing code. Leon Atherton Leon is a developer at IDRsolutions and product manager for BuildVu.