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Glue 101

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Glue is the better way to chat at work, without the noise and channel fatigue. Replace Slack, Teams, Discord (or whatever work chat you use) with Glue to easily find the right conversations with the right people, every time.

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Key Concepts of Glue

Glue is designed to make communication flexible and focused through two key organizing principles: threads and groups.

Threads and chats can be sent to any combination of groups and people.

Threads

Threads contain topic-focused conversations. They can be shared with multiple groups, individuals and Glue AI. Your relevant threads are tracked in your personal inbox.

Threads are named with subjects, and contain multiple messages and at least one other participant. Thread participants can include groups and individuals within your workspace, and guests (external users).

Groups

Groups organize people and collections of threads for departments, teams or projects. Each group has its own group chat that is private only to group members.

Groups exist within a workspace, but can include both workspace members and guests (external users).

A More Organized Work Chat

Glue might look familiar to you at first — and that’s by design. We are not reinventing the entire UI of a work chat app. We are changing how conversations are organized. People and AI have more effective conversations with focused context.

Glue threads provide focused context for more effective conversations