Stop chasing updates across five chat apps.
Every mention, every task, every update that needs you lands in one feed. Click any item and Havenue takes you straight to the event where the work lives.
Inbox is the one place your team checks first. It gathers the @mentions that tag you, the tasks people assign you, the replies on your events, and the tasks you set yourself, then keeps active work apart from what is already done or archived. The number on the Inbox button is everything still waiting on you, and it drops the moment you read or finish something.
The problem this solves
Updates about an event get scattered across chat apps, email, sticky notes and a shouted reminder on a busy shift. Things slip, deposits go unchased, and a dietary check gets missed. Inbox pulls all of it back to the event record, so nothing important hides in a thread.
How it works
- Get notified, not buried: Mentions and assignments arrive here with the name of who sent them, never a vague someone.
- Mention or assign: An @mention loops a teammate in for information; an assignment makes them responsible. Two different things, kept clearly apart.
- Act in one click: Open an item and you land on the exact event, comment or day it points to. Mark a task done, reopen it, or send a reminder.
- Keep the feed clean: Archive what you have handled and it moves out of your active list. Restore anything later. Done and Archived stay separate on purpose.
What you get
- One place to look: Mentions, assignments, replies and tasks in a single feed, across every event your team runs.
- Mentions vs assignments: Loop someone in without making them responsible, or hand over a task they own. The difference is always clear.
- Nothing gets lost: Mark done, reopen, archive, restore or remind. Finished work and dealt-with messages never get mixed up.
- Straight to the work: Every item links back to the event, comment or day it came from, so you stop hunting and start handling.
Who this is for
- Event Manager
- Head Chef
- F&B Operations
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