Salesforce, Inc.

Slack Technologies, Inc.

Dronedeploy, Inc.

Infatics, Inc.

Christopher Sullivan

Michael Demmer

Shanan Delp

Jonathan James Millin

Nicholas Pilkington

Michael Winn

Devin Lane

Matthew Wahl

Ilan Frank

Kevin Marshall

Jaron Moore

Buster Benson

Meagan Gamache

Diogenes Brito

Paul Matthew Jennings

Yian Lo

Salman Suhail

Myles Grant

Sri Vasamsetti

Sean Rose

Allen James Ferrick

Kefan Xie

Timothy Lefler

Benjamin William Scholey Redman

Colin Gibbs

Andrew S Morrison

Elizabeth Clemenson

Ittai Sean Barzilay

Ryan Greenberg

Bradford Parker Monroe, Ii

Jonathan Russell

Sivapriyan Sivakumaran

Youny Jing Kuang

Generating a shared workspace communication is described. A communication platform can receive, from a first account of a first workspace associated with a first organization, a request to create a shared workspace between the first organization and a second organization associated with a second workspace, wherein the first workspace comprises a first set of functions and the second workspace comprises a second set of functions. Based on the request, the communication platform can generate the shared workspace which may be accessible to one or more first users associated with the first workspace and one or more second users associated with the second workspace. The communication platform can assign a set of permissions to interact with the shared workspace to the one or more first users and the one or more second users to interact with the shared workspace. In some examples, the communication platform may generate a channel in the shared workspace.

Shared workspaces

Generating shared workspaces for enabling communications between users of different organizations and facilitating discovery of users associated with different organizations is described. A first user can generate a shared workspace and associate one or more other organizations therewith. The first user can designate first criteria associated with joining the shared workspace. The communication platform can receive a request from a second user to join the shared workspace. Based on a determination that the second user satisfies the first criteria, the communication platform can enable the second user access to the shared workspace. In some examples, an administrator associated with an organization of the second user can establish second criteria for users of the organization to join the shared workspace. In such examples, the communication platform can enable the second user access to the shared workspace based on a determination that the second user also satisfies the second criteria.

Integrated workspace on a communication platform

A method for image generation, preferably including: generating a set of mission parameters for a UAV mission of the UAV associated with aerial scanning of a region of interest; controlling the UAV to perform the mission; generating an image subassembly corresponding to the mission; and/or rendering the image subassembly at a display.

System and methods for improved aerial mapping with aerial vehicles

Embodiments of the present disclosure provide methods, systems, apparatuses, and computer program products that provide for an improved, more efficient, and more stable system of networked computing devices. The embodiments disclose an apparatus and system that enable client devices to selectively grant to third party applications permissions to access group-based communication objects of a group-based communication system. The apparatus and system further enable client devices to selectively grant to third party applications permissions to take specific actions with regards to the group-based communication objects within the system. To accomplish the improvements, the disclosed systems, apparatuses, and computing devices maintain a record of the permissions granted to third party applications in a permissions table stored in a computer storage device. The permissions table may be modified to expand the permissions granted to the third party application without requiring a new authentication process that issues a new authenticating token. Further, third party applications are installed at a group level and not at a user level within the system, which increases system stability and efficiency.

Method, apparatus, and computer program product for selectively granting permissions to group-based objects in a group-based communication system

The present disclosure is related to virtual spaces, such as channels, of a communication platform. In some cases, a channel may be designated as a private channel, which may permit access to the private channel by only users joined to the channel and may restrict/prevent access by all other users. The present disclosure is related to solutions for changing the private channel to a public channel, which may allow additional user accounts that were not associated with the private channel to discover and/or access the converted channel.

Converting private channels to public channels

Managing organization disconnections from a shared resource of a communication platform is described. In a sharing approval repository of a communication platform, a shared resource can be associated with a host organization identifier and a non-host organization identifier. In an example, in response to receiving, from a user computing device associated with the host organization identifier or the non-host organization identifier, a resource disconnection request comprising a disconnecting organization identifier and a resource identifier associated with the shared resource, the sharing approval repository can be updated to add a disconnection indication for the resource identifier in association with the disconnecting organization identifier. The disconnection indication can restrict access, of users of a disconnected organization, to data associated with the shared resource that is stored in a live shared resource repository and can cause a static shared resource to be presented based on a selection input corresponding to the shared resource.

Methods, apparatuses and computer program products for managing organization connections in a group-based communication system

Provided is a group-based communication interface configured to allow users of the interface to communicate within group-based communication channels and across group-based communication channels to provide relevant information to other users efficiently and effectively. Group-based messaging communications across the plurality of group-based communication channels can be channeled to specific receiver channels providing relevant information to users of the group-based communication interface thereby increasing the efficiency and effectiveness of group-based messaging communications and the lifetime of the system.

Channeling messaging communications in a selected group-based communication interface

Techniques are described for expediting a generation of a means of communication between two people associated with different organizations. A first person associated with a communication platform may submit a request to the communication platform to generate an invitation to communicate via the communication platform. The first person may provide the invitation to a second person directly or via the communication platform. Responsive to receiving an indication that the second person has accepted the invitation, the communication platform may generate the means of communication between the first person and the second person. The communication platform may update respective user interfaces to include the means of communication. The communication platform may process messages and/or data between the first person and the second person that is input on the respective user interface and sent via the means of communication.

Facilitating cross-organization communications

Provided is a group-based communication interface, on a computing device, configured to display a defined preview of a resource. The computing device receives a group-based message including a resource request that identifies a requested resource and a resource address. The computing device compares the resource address with a list of subscribed resource addresses and determines from the comparison of the resource address and the subscribed resource addresses that the resource address is associated with a resource provider and is thus a subscribed resource address. In response to determining that the resource address is the subscribed resource address, the computing device provides a defined preview request comprising authentication information to the resource provider, receives defined preview data from the resource provider, and renders the defined preview of the resource based on the defined preview data to the group-based communication interface associated with the group-based message.

Displaying a defined preview of a resource in a group-based communication interface

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Christopher Sullivan