A Vibebo channel is a shared message space. It lets selected members see and manage messages together, while a personal link keeps the conversation with one person. Think group inbox, not group chat.
Steps
- A Vibebo channel is a shared message space for a group rather than one person.
- Use one when a team, class, event crew, community or fan group needs the same place to receive and manage messages.
- Add only the members who need access. A personal link is the better fit when every message is meant for one individual.
Know when shared access matters
A channel is most useful when the people receiving messages already share responsibility. If they do not, a personal link is usually the cleaner choice.
Examples and guidance
Use it for a real reason
A channel works when a message belongs to a group’s shared purpose. Think of a student committee collecting questions, an event team taking audience feedback or a community group gathering ideas. The sender is not choosing a person. They are choosing the group inbox.
Good practice
Use a channel only when the members have agreed who will look after the messages. Give it a clear name, choose access carefully and explain its purpose wherever you share the link. If messages are personal or only one person needs to read them, use a personal link instead.
One last check
More members do not automatically make a channel better. Shared access should help the group respond or act together. It is fine to pause the link when the conversation is complete, then use a fresh prompt for the next one.