BitoLink Documentation

Complete guide to team collaboration, communication, and task management

Dashboard

The Dashboard is the first screen an Admin sees after logging into BitoLink. It provides a quick summary of team activity, communication status, and task progress—all in one place.

Dashboard

Purpose of the Dashboard

The Dashboard helps Admins to:

  • Get an instant overview of workspace activity
  • Track channels, tasks, and team members
  • Quickly access channels and assigned activities
  • Navigate to the Admin Panel and workspace settings

Dashboard Layout Explained

1. Welcome Header

"Welcome, [Workspace Name] (Admin)!" - Confirms the active workspace and admin role. Displays a short status message about team activity for the day.

2. Top Summary Cards

These cards provide real-time workspace metrics:

Channels

Total Count

Active Tasks

Ongoing Work

Completed Today

Daily Progress

Team Members

Total Users

3. Channels Section

Quick Access to Channels

Located on the left side of the dashboard. Displays quick access to channels. "Browse all channels" allows admins to view all existing channels, join or manage channels, and monitor team discussions.

Admin Tip: Use channels to organize discussions by department, project, or topic (e.g., #support, #development, #marketing).

4. My Activities Section

Task Management

Located on the right side of the dashboard. Shows tasks or activities assigned to the logged-in admin. "View all activities" lets admins see full activity/task lists, track progress and deadlines, and monitor task ownership.

Top Navigation Icons (Right Side)

Sidebar Navigation (Left)

The sidebar allows quick access to:

  • Home / Dashboard
  • Direct Messages
  • Channels
  • Activities
  • Profile & logout options
Note: Admins can move between sections without leaving the workspace.

Best Practices for Admins

Recommendations: Review the Dashboard daily to track productivity. Monitor inactive channels or tasks. Use metrics to identify team engagement. Assign activities to ensure no tasks are left unattended.

Direct Messages

The Direct Messages section allows admins to have one-to-one or private conversations with team members outside of public channels. This is ideal for confidential discussions, quick clarifications, or direct task coordination.

Direct Messages

Purpose of Direct Messages

Admins use Direct Messages to:

  • Communicate privately with team members
  • Share sensitive information securely
  • Resolve issues without involving channels
  • Coordinate tasks or decisions quickly

Direct Messages Layout Explained

1. Direct Messages Panel (Left Sidebar)

Search Conversations

Use the search bar to find existing conversations by user name. Helpful when managing multiple team members.

Start New Conversation

Click the "+" icon next to Direct Messages. Select a team member to begin a new private chat.

2. Conversation Area (Main Screen)

Select a Conversation

Displays a prompt to choose or start a conversation. Ensures no messages are sent accidentally without selecting a user.

Start New Conversation Button

Click "Start New Conversation", choose one or more team members, and begin private communication instantly.

What You Can Do in Direct Messages

Send Messages

Send text messages to team members privately.

Share Files

Share files and documents securely.

Mention Users

Use @mentions to get attention in messages.

Follow Up on Tasks

Coordinate and track task progress directly.

Admin Best Practices

Important: Use Direct Messages for confidential or sensitive topics. Avoid using DMs for discussions that may benefit the entire team—use channels instead. Keep task-related decisions documented when necessary.

Channels

Channels are shared spaces where team members communicate, collaborate, and work together around specific topics, projects, or departments. Admins use channels to keep conversations organized and visible to the right people.

Dashboard

Purpose of Channels

Admins use Channels to:

  • Centralize team discussions
  • Organize communication by topic or function
  • Share files, updates, and decisions transparently
  • Control access through public and private channels

Channels Layout Explained

1. Channels Panel (Left Sidebar)

Search Channels

Use the Search channels field to quickly find a channel by name. Helpful when managing multiple teams or projects.

Create Channel (Plus Icon)

Click the "+" icon next to Channels to create a new channel. Admins can choose channel name, public or private visibility, and members (for private channels).

2. Channel Types

Public Channels

Open to All

Public Channels

Open channels visible to everyone in the workspace. Any team member can join and participate. Best for company-wide announcements, general discussions, and cross-team collaboration.

Examples: #general, #announcements, #product-updates

Private Channels

Invite Only

Private Channels

Invite-only channels restricted to selected members. Used for focused or sensitive discussions. Ideal for leadership conversations, security or compliance topics, and confidential project work.

Only invited members can see and access private channels.

3. Channel Content Area (Main Screen)

Select a Channel

Displays a prompt when no channel is selected. Encourages users to choose a channel to view messages and collaborate.

Share & Collaborate

Within channels, team members can send messages, share files and documents, post code snippets, and collaborate in real time.

How to Create a Channel (Admin)

1
Click Channels from the sidebar

Navigate to the Channels section in the left sidebar.

2
Click the "+" icon

Click the plus icon to open the channel creation form.

3
Enter a channel name

Provide a clear, descriptive name for the channel.

4
Choose Public or Private

Select visibility based on the channel's purpose.

5
Add members (for private) & Click Create

Add team members if private, then click Create to finish.

Admin Controls & Best Practices

  • Use public channels for transparency and collaboration
  • Use private channels sparingly for sensitive discussions
  • Keep channel names clear and purpose-driven
  • Archive or remove unused channels to reduce clutter
Pro Tip: Use Cmd / Ctrl + K to quickly search and jump between channels, messages, or users.

Activities

The Activities section is where BitoLink converts conversations into trackable tasks. Admins can view, monitor, filter, and manage all activities created from channel messages across the workspace.

Activities

Purpose of Activities

Admins use Activities to:

  • Track work created from conversations
  • Monitor task status and progress
  • Manage accountability across teams
  • Ensure nothing discussed in channels is missed

Activities Dashboard Overview

1. Activity Summary Cards

These cards provide a real-time snapshot of all activities:

Total

All Activities

Pending

Awaiting Action

To Do

Ready to Start

In Progress

Being Worked On

Done

Completed

Rejected

Declined

2. User Activities Filters

Admins can refine the activity list using filters:

Filter Description
Filter by User Search by reporter, assignee, or participant. Helps track individual or team workload.
Channel Filter View activities from specific channels. Useful for project or department-level tracking.
Status Filter Filter activities by status (Pending, To Do, In Progress, Done, Rejected).
Priority Filter Sort tasks by priority level. Helps admins focus on high-impact activities.

3. Activities List Area

Activity List

Displays all created activities based on selected filters. Shows task details such as title, status, priority, and assignee.

Note: "No Activities Found" message appears when no activities have been created yet, or filters return no results. Activities are created directly from channel messages, not manually from this page.

How to Create an Activity (Admin)

1
Open any Channel

Navigate to the channel containing the message you want to convert.

2
Hover over a message

Find the relevant message and hover to reveal options.

3
Select "Create Activity"

Click the Create Activity option from the menu.

4
Assign the task to a user

Select the team member responsible for the activity.

5
Set priority, status & Save

Configure priority level and initial status, then save. The activity will now appear in the Activities section for tracking.

Admin Controls & Best Practices

  • Regularly review Pending and In Progress activities
  • Use filters to identify delays or blockers
  • Encourage teams to convert important messages into activities
  • Close completed activities to maintain clarity
Pro Tips: Activities help bridge the gap between chat and execution. Use status updates to maintain transparency. Monitor rejected activities to understand workflow issues.

Admin Panel

The Admin Panel is the central control center for workspace administrators. It provides deep insights into team performance, user activity, task progress, and overall workspace health.

Dashboard
Access: Admins can switch between regular workspace view and Admin Panel using the Admin Panel button at the top right.

Purpose of the Admin Panel

Admins use the Admin Panel to:

  • Monitor team activity and productivity
  • Track user engagement and task progress
  • Review activity trends over time
  • Manage workspace performance at a high level

Admin Dashboard Layout Explained

1. Admin Dashboard Header

Back to Regular

Returns the admin to the normal workspace view. Useful for switching between management and collaboration modes.

Time Range Selector

Week / Month / Quarter - Adjusts all dashboard metrics and graphs based on the selected timeframe.

Key Metrics Cards

These cards provide a quick snapshot of workspace health:

Total Users

All Members

Active Users

Currently Active

Completed Tasks

Total Done

In Progress

Active Work

Total Channels

All Channels

Pending Approval

Awaiting

To Do

Not Started

Total Activities

All Created

Activity Overview (Chart)

Visual Graph

Displays trends showing Activities Created and Activities Completed over the last 7 days. Helps admins identify productivity patterns and bottlenecks.

Team Performance Panel

This section highlights key efficiency metrics:

Average Completion Time

Average time taken to complete activities.

Completion Rate

Percentage of tasks completed successfully.

Active Channels

Number of channels currently active during the selected period.

Activity Status Breakdown

A clear breakdown of tasks by status helps admins quickly identify where work is getting stuck:

Status Description
To Do Tasks ready to be started
In Progress Tasks currently being worked on
Pending Approval Tasks awaiting admin review
Completed Successfully finished tasks
Reassign Tasks reassigned to different users
Rejected Tasks declined or marked invalid

Admin Best Practices

Recommendations: Review the Admin Dashboard daily or weekly. Monitor Pending Approval and Reassigned tasks closely. Use completion trends to improve team efficiency. Identify inactive users or channels early.
Pro Tips: Switch timeframes to compare short-term vs long-term performance. Use Admin Panel insights to guide workload distribution. Combine Admin Dashboard data with the Activities view for detailed follow-ups.

Settings

The Settings section (located in the top right corner) enables admins to customize their personal preferences, manage workspace-level configurations, and control how BitoLink behaves across devices. This section is divided into Preferences, Administration, and Support categories.

Dashboard

Settings Navigation Overview

The left panel lists all available settings, grouped logically for ease of access:

  • Preferences – Personal and usage settings
  • Administration – Company-wide controls (Admin only)
  • Support – Help and assistance
Preferences
1. General

Personal Information: Update Display Name, Email, Phone Number, Job Title, Department, Location.
Preferences: Set Default Home Page and app startup preferences (start on system startup).

2. Appearance

Switch between Light and Dark themes. Adjust visual settings for comfort and accessibility. Customize the look and feel of the workspace.

3. Notifications

Manage message alerts, mentions and replies, activity and task notifications. Configure email vs in-app notification preferences. Helps reduce noise while staying informed.

4. Language & Region

Configure workspace language, timezone (affects timestamps and activity tracking), and regional formats for date and time.

5. Keyboard Shortcuts

View available shortcuts, customize keys for faster navigation, and improve productivity with quick actions.

6. Mobile

Manage mobile notification behavior, device-specific preferences, and sync experience between desktop and mobile apps.

Administration (Admin Only)
7. Company

Manage company-wide settings including company name and branding, workspace-wide defaults, and organizational preferences that affect all users.

8. Data & Storage

Monitor data usage, manage file storage limits, and control data retention and cleanup policies.

Support
9. Help & Support

Access help documentation, contact customer support, and report issues or request assistance.

Admin Best Practices

Recommendations: Keep profile information up to date. Configure notifications to avoid overload. Regularly review the company and data settings. Ensure timezone and language are correctly set for accurate reporting.

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