New feature
GuideClarity Now Chats in Many Languages
Chatting with Clarity now works in many languages, no matter whether the interface is set to German or English. You type in your language, Clarity replies in your language, independent of the menus, which stay in German or English (UK/US).
How it works in practice
Camille works in the Paris office of a German client. She's set the interface to English but prefers writing her chats in French. Clarity replies to her in French, while her colleague Ben on the same team chats in English – nobody had to change any settings.
More updates in this issue
New feature
GuideHow Single Conversations Become Shared Observations
Each »Observation« is a single pattern Clarity picks up from a real conversation, not a survey response. Many observations together add up to the shared picture of your organizational culture, which Clarity carries into every further conversation.
Use case
If three different users independently describe that decisions in their organization often get postponed, Clarity records that as one observation, which then feeds into every conversation from that point on.
New feature
GuideThe Ten Factors That Actually Matter in Safe Spaces
The insight »Success Factors for Safe-Space Projects« reveals the ten factors that really matter in safe-space projects.
Use case
Someone launches an innovation project and chats with the insight about the safe-space factors. Clarity shows which conditions are still missing and how to create them.
Improved feature
GuideEvery Chat Gets a Fitting Title Automatically
Clarity automatically gives every new chat a fitting title that makes its content recognizable at a glance. Using »rename«, you can regenerate the title anytime.
Use case
Petra has had twelve chats on different topics over the past two weeks. They used to all be called »Chat from 7/3«, now she can see at a glance what each one was about.
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