Everything you can open, in one place. Pin what you use to your sidebar.
Team chat and collaboration
Everything waiting for you in one place: tasks, approvals, reviews, mentions, assignments
Your meetings, your other calendars and the dates of your work
Courses to learn from and to teach with - written, examined and tutored by Divan's own agents
Build AI agents that work across Divan: its studios are their tools, and they are the studios' too
Business intelligence on Divan: governed datasets, charts and dashboards
Games to play on your own, with a colleague or with a whole meeting - and new ones, made from a sentence
Slide the tiles; two of the same number become one of twice the number. Reach 2048 - and then see how far you can go. A game on your own, with a board of fame.
Build apps for Divan by describing them
Who did what, when, and with what outcome.
Who we are and how we look: names, logos, colours, type and voice.
The game of kings: checkmate the other side. Against the computer at three levels, or a colleague - with every rule of the game (castling, en passant, promotion, the draws).
Manage external contacts
Drop your discs into the grid and line up four - across, down or diagonally - before the other side does. Against the computer at three levels, or a colleague.
Answers, help articles and a person when you need one
Route and list performance, slow requests, and suggestions.
Request IT services and support
Your mail at the organisation: read it, answer it, write it
The meeting you are in, and the meetings you held
Organize your tasks and projects
Diagrams, documents, spreadsheets and decks, written in a thread
Connect the systems of the organisation: data and process integration in flows
Departments, positions and who holds them
How work goes: yours, your team's, the organisation's
Business processes: model them, run them, work them - BPMN on Divan
Eight questions for a whole meeting: everyone answers at once on their own screen, the host reveals the answer and moves on, and the scores add up to a winner.
Restore or permanently delete items
Who can see what, and why.
Configure platform-wide settings and preferences
The requests your team answers, its help articles and saved replies
Noughts and crosses: take three squares in a row before the other side does. Against the computer, or a colleague.
Where your time went: your week, what to log, what is missing
Browse company contacts
The credentials the organisation keeps: saved once, used without being seen, given for a time
A Linux desktop of your own, inside Divan: your files stay, and it opens where you left it