Adobe, Inc.

Salesforce, Inc.

Slack Technologies, Inc.

Tracy Stampfli

Michael Demmer

Kevin Lynch

James Scheinblum

Jason Klym

John Rodgers

Danil Glinenko

Ethan Malasky

David Calaprice

Akshay Bakshi

Rebekah Cunningham

Peter Grandmaison

Rebekah Hash

Techniques for displaying tasks and/or virtual spaces to a user within a group-based communication platform are discussed herein. In some examples, a user may use a first device to start a first session on a communication platform. As the user may transition from the first user device to a second device, the communication platform may determine that the user has changed devices based on determining that the first session has ended and/or the user having requested to start a second session using a second device. Upon receiving the request and/or based on the first session ending, the communication platform may identify or otherwise predict a task and/or virtual space that the user may want to access upon starting the second session on the second device. The communication platform may cause the task and/or virtual space to be displayed via a user interface of the second device.

Displaying predicted tasks based on changing devices

Multi-workspace shared communication channels described. A communication channel of a group-based communication platform can be associated with multiple group identifiers to associate the communication channel with at least two workspaces, wherein a first group identifier corresponds to a first workspace within which a first group communicates and a second group identifier corresponds to a second workspace within which a second group. The communication channel can be associated with multiple organization identifiers to associate the communication channel with at least two organizations, wherein a first organization identifier corresponds to a first organization and a second organization identifier corresponds to a second organization. A user interface can be presented via a user computing device, wherein the user interface includes an indication of the communication channel, and wherein the indication is associated with a graphical element indicating that the communication channel is associated with multiple organizations.

Multi-workspace shared communication channel

Integrated workspaces on a communication platform are described. In an example, a user account can be associated with at least two group identifiers thereby associating the user account with at least two workspaces. A first group identifier can correspond to a first workspace within which a first group communicates via a communication platform and a second group identifier can correspond to a second workspace within which a second group communicates via the communication platform. A user interface can be presented via a user computing device operable by a user associated with the user account, wherein the user interface integrates data associated with each of the at least two workspaces with which the user is associated. That is, the user is able to access data associated each of the at least two workspaces via a user interface that presents data from each of the at least two workspaces.

Integrated workspaces on communication platform

A system and method displays information for a multiple programs, each containing zero or one agent, an application, and zero or more pods. The agent communicates with another device such as a network to retrieve or provide information. Information to or from the agent is displayed by an application in a window that is used by other applications, one application at a time. Information to or from the agent is also displayed in one or more windows, each window dedicated to a single pod, and such window being much smaller than the window displaying information from the application.

System and method for communicating information over a network

A system and method automatically updates one or more programs and some or all of an environment in which the one or more programs run, to latest versions of the programs and the environment, or portion thereof.

System and method for updating one or more programs and their environment

A system and method installs a computer program, as well as the environment in which the computer program operates, if such environment is not already installed. The program as well as its environment are obtained via one or more servers and a computer network.

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