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Project Chat: One Conversation per Project, Tied to Tasks, Files and Decisions

Every project gets its own chat channel with only its members, anchored to its tasks, files and agreements. Mention a Kanban card with # and the team jumps straight there. When the project ends, the channel closes and is archived as context.

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Screenshot of the Project chat module in Pilot Desk
In 30 seconds
  • It's a chat dedicated to each project.
  • Only the project's members take part.
  • You can mention tasks and cards from the project itself — click and you go straight there.
  • Independent from the general Chat, but it shares the look and the shortcuts.

What is Project Chat?

It's the place where the team on a specific project talks without mixing in the company's general chat. Each project has its own channel, with its files and its history.

How to open it

Go to Productivity → Projects, open the project and pick the Chat view in its inner menu.

Mentioning tasks and cards

Type # and start typing the name of a task, card, file or milestone. Autocomplete appears. Once inserted it becomes a link. Any member can click it and go straight to the item.

Example

Example

Karina finished the cover design for the launch.

  1. She writes in the project chat: 'Cover design is done — #Cover-design, ready for review'.
  2. Diego (the reviewer) clicks the link.
  3. He goes straight to the card, reviews it and leaves a comment.
  4. The comment notifies Karina.

Conversation plus inline review, without losing context.

How it connects

How it connects: Project Chat

Integrations that power this feature

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Frequently asked questions

How is it different from the company's general chat?
General chat is for day-to-day conversations with anyone on the team. Project chat lives inside a specific project: only its members take part, # mentions autocomplete that project's own tasks and files, and the entire history stays tied to the project once it's archived. If six months later you want to know why a decision was made on a deliverable, you open the project and read its chat. That context is lost in a general channel.
How do I mention a task or a file from the chat?
You type the # symbol and start typing a name. An autocomplete shows the project's tasks, cards, files and milestones. You select one and it becomes a clickable link in the message. Any member clicks it and goes straight to the item — no copying URLs or explaining where things are. Mentions also work the other way: if someone comments on a card, that comment notifies in the project chat.
Can I invite external people to a project chat?
Yes, if your role allows it. You can add a client, a supplier or a freelancer to the project and they see only that project — chat included. They don't see the rest of your company. When the project ends, their access closes automatically. Useful for one-off collaborations without opening up your whole account.
What happens to the chat when a project ends?
The channel closes to new messages but stays accessible in read-only mode. If a year later you want to review what was discussed, how a big decision was made or what files circulated, you open the archived project and it's all intact. You can also export the conversation to a PDF if you need a record outside Pilot.
How much does it cost?
Project chat is included when you contract the Projects module. There's no per-channel or per-message charge. Plans are built around number of users, active projects running in parallel and related modules — contact us for a tailored proposal with pricing made for teams in the region.

Does your team debate deliverables in threads where no one can find anything?

Book a 30-minute demo. We'll show you how each project gets a chat anchored to its tasks and files, how to invite externals without opening your whole company, and how the history becomes living context once the project closes.

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