In this article, we'll explore how to create channels and use them to communicate effectively with your teammates.
Note: This article explores creating and managing channels in the Trident desktop app. Click here for the Zoho Cliq web app's help documentation. To create a channel:

Notes:

In channels, the admin can decide how users reply to chats. They can either use the normal reply, threads, or both. If the reply mode is set to Threads, the threaded conversations will be listed according to what is configured in the Cliq preferences. To do so:
The admin can also decide whether to notify others when users join or leave the channel. To enable this, toggle on the Notify When User Join or Leave option.
What a member can do in a channel is determined by a set of parameters known as channel permissions. These permission can be customized for each channel type. The following permissions are available when creating a channel. Check all that applies for the designated user role.
To edit channel information:
To add a new member to a channel:
Alternatively, you can also:

Note: You can also simply type the + icon followed by the name or email address of the person, then hit return to add them to the group.
To remove a user from a channel:
To change the level of permission given to a member:
Click open the channel.
Click the channel's profile icon or the participant icon.
In the pop-up that opens, hover over the user's tile whose permission you want to update.
Click the More Options icon.
Select the level of permission you want to assign the user.
To leave a channel:
Alternatively, you can also:

Note: You can rejoin an open channel at any time. However, if you leave a closed channel, you can rejoin only when an existing channel participant (with the necessary permission) re-adds you.
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