Get hands-on with tchop™ through step-by-step guides. From setting up channels to managing users, these tutorials show you how to leverage the platform for maximum impact, helping you streamline internal communications and enhance productivity.
Here's the idea behind the use of channels and mixes in the one app. In your app, you can create as many or as few “channels and mixes” as you like. You can also build your app using just one main channel and filling the one channel with as many mixes as you like. For example: Let’s … Continue reading How to create as many channels and mixes as you need for your target groups
Let's delve a little deeper into "mixes" and how they are built to work for you. In our previous blog post we talked about how using one app is a clever way for your business or brand to succeed due to the fact that the tchop app service is built on the idea of "Channels … Continue reading What are mixes and why do I need them?
We've built tchop in a way that allows you to upload your content so easily, that you can just focus on choosing the best content for your app. Here are 3 easy ways to add content to your app instantly. Even when you're on the move, you can be reading an article online while adding … Continue reading 3 easy ways to add web content instantly to your app
How to manage multiple content, channels and users within one app. Using one app for business communication is a clever way for your business or brand to speak directly to those that matter, when it matters. For example, you can drive action and share relevant and important information with your employees, stakeholders, clients and customers … Continue reading Why you only need one app for a successful business.
RSS feeds allow you to see when websites have added new content. You can get the latest headlines and video in one place, as soon as it's published, without having to visit the websites you have taken the feed from. With tchop's new "Integration" feature, you can now automate content directly to your app with … Continue reading Remember RSS Feeds? Well, they’re back!
