Getting started

Tour the app

The sidebar, the mobile dock and where everything lives.

The sidebar

Everything in Chatz sits behind a handful of groups in the sidebar, in roughly the order you will use them: Dashboard, Inbox, Contacts, CRM, Store, Automation, Marketing and Setup. Inbox expands to show All Channel, a row per connected channel and Stories. Setup holds Channel, WhatsApp API (only once a Business API channel exists), Sending, Settings and Help.

The sidebar groups, with Inbox expanded
The Chatz dashboard with the sidebar expanded

The Calls page has no row of its own. Reach it from a missed-call notification, or go straight to /calls.

The mobile dock

On a phone the sidebar collapses into a bottom dock with five stops: Home, Inbox, a center button to start a New message, People (your contacts) and More for everything else. The dock stays on screen as you scroll a list, so the next module is always one tap away.

The top bar

Three things live in the top bar wherever you are in the app: a search field, the bell for notifications, and your profile menu. Search finds contacts, conversations and other records without leaving the page you are on. The bell shows unread counts across chat, mentions, missed calls and system notices. The profile menu holds your account, the language switch and, on a phone browser, the install prompt.

Renaming store labels

Chatz was built for far more than one kind of business, so the words Products, Orders and Store are relabelled per workspace. A travel agency can rename them to Packages and Bookings; another business might prefer Services and Jobs. The underlying feature does not change, only the words your team sees in the sidebar. Set this from Settings.

Pick labels your team already uses
Whatever your staff call a sale in everyday conversation is usually the right label. It cuts down on the mental translation between "what we say" and "what the screen says."

Install and language

Chatz installs as an app on a phone straight from the browser, so it sits on the home screen and opens like a native app, with push notifications once installed. The interface chrome (menus, buttons, labels) is available in English and Bahasa Malaysia, switched from the profile menu; this changes the app around you, not the content of your conversations.