• How can I highlight a single section in the News Feed?

  Sometimes you want to highlight a certain section in the News Feed, i.e. in the central visible area of the app. This can be for a limited time, e.g. to accompany the content of a company meeting or also with regard to another current event. For this, tchop offers a simple, very dynamic solution. Each section can optionally be displayed as a horizontal slider module in the news feed. This creates variety for your app users and gives the content a special weight. A maximum of 15 cards can beFew readers

• Can the web app be used as a frontdoor intranet?

  tchop can be used perfectly as a frontdoor intranet with the mobile apps and the web app. The apps become the central contact point for news, information and also important services. By synchronizing the employee data via SSO interface (we support all common identity providers), the basis is created to give employees direct access to important internal services such as vacation requests, file storage, wikis or other HR functions via an interface. It is also possible to differentiate between thFew readers

• How can access to the web app be made secure?

  The web app can technically be called up via a browser link; the user does not have to install an app. If the web app is to be used for a closed group of users (e.g., in the area of internal communication), it therefore makes sense to implement additional protective measures to allow access only to selected users or employees. One simple way to do this is to restrict access to selected IP addresses. This means that only employees from the company network can access the web app (from the workstatFew readers

• How to log into the web app?

  Logging in to the web app is basically done with the same credentials as in the mobile app or the reaction and admin dashboard.Few readers

• Does the web app also work on a mobile device?

  The web app is primarily optimized for use on classic PCs. The mobile use of your application should be in the mobile apps. Accordingly, we do not offer a mobile-optimized web app.Few readers

• Promo module (left sidebar) in the WebApp: What can the module do and how to set it correctly?

  Promo module (left sidebar) in the WebApp: what can the module do and how to set it up properly? The tchop WebApp offers a great opportunity to promote a special topic, important news or valuable information outside the regular content stream in a very prominent place in the direct field of view of the page. On the left side, below the navigation elements and the "Add Content" button (visible only to editors and administrators), the WebApp allows placing a teaser element with a teaser imagFew readers

• Does the automatic translation feature of my browser work with the web app?

  Modern browsers have the function to translate texts on websites automatically. However, these translations are not always 100% correct and reliable. The web app version of your tchop app is available in different languages and content can be translated in a suitable form or defined by the editorial team in several languages as well. Automatic translation is therefore not necessary. In addition, users have complained because automatic translation can cause confusion and wonderment. Therefore,Few readers

• How is usage data collected in the web app?

  As in the mobile apps, we also collect usage data in the web app in a privacy-friendly manner. We use the open source technology of Matomo, which meets the full requirements of strict European data protection. For this purpose, IP addresses are anonymized as required (IPMasking). We have full control over the data, which is processed on our own server. We use a tracking method that does not use cookies and is instead based on an ID generated from various values. This ID cannot be linked to a usFew readers

• On which URL is the web app provided?

  For paying corporate customers, the web app can be made available on any URL. This can be a company domain, a subdomain of your own company URL (e.g. community.eigenedomain.com) or a completely new domain. By default, the web app is made available via the extension /webapp at the end of your channel URL (and can also be used productively via this).Few readers

• What features does the web app offer compared to the mobile apps?

  Basically, the web app offers the same functions, content and sections as the mobile apps. The web app is based on the same platform and does not require any additional effort in terms of administration and content creation. Since the web app naturally offers more options with regard to the arrangement of functions and modules, there is, however, the option of highlighting or placing modules differently in the web app (and thus, for example, easily adjusting the display in the News Feed).Few readers

• In which browsers is the web app usable?

  The Web App can be used in all common, modern browsers. As a rule, the latest versions of the following browsers are supported: Safari on Mac Firefox on PC and Mac Edge on PC Older browsers, especially Microsoft's Internet Explorer are no longer supported. Here the site will present an appropriate notice that the browser is not suitable for using the site.Few readers

• Is it possible to add different content to the news feed of the web app than to the news feed of the mobile app(s)?

  Yes, this is possible. The default setting is that the news feed of the mobile app and the web app contain exactly the same content and features. However, it is also possible to distribute certain content only in one or the other platform. This can be easily defined for each individual section, even if the section is to be played out in different channels, this is possible for each can individually.Few readers

• What are the options for customizing the web app to your own design?

  As with mobile apps, there are several ways to customize the web app to meet your own design needs and brand specifications. These include: the placement of the logo in the header defining a color scheme with primary and secondary colors a custom font the layout of the first "viewport" with modules, links and elements on the left and right side of the page The Web App offers even more possibilities to customize the appearance to your own needs. Please contact us at any time.Few readers