Everything in Jasper
One workspace for agencies and software teams. Here is what each part does, and where you can use it.
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Channels, threads and direct messages
Public and private channels, one-to-one and group messages, threaded replies, reactions, pins, saved messages and message search.
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Huddles and calls
In the desktop app, start a huddle in any channel or direct message for people to drop in and out of, or a call that rings them. Up to 25 people, with video, screen sharing and a window you can pop out.
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Notes from recorded calls
If your organisation records its calls, each call and huddle lands in Meetings with a transcript that names each speaker, a summary and action items.
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Reminders and scheduled messages
Set a reminder on any message, schedule a message to send later, and keep drafts while you switch between conversations.
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Translation and summaries
Translate a message into English, Filipino, Persian or Arabic. In the desktop app, ask for a summary of a busy channel to catch up after time away.
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Calls and huddles recorded for you
Recording is off until an owner turns it on. In the mode that works today, every call and huddle is recorded once two people join, with a notice in the call and no request to agree first.
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Transcripts that name each speaker
Each person's audio is transcribed separately, so every line shows who said it. Where a transcript shows numbered speakers, anyone who was there can name them.
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Summary, key points and action items
Anthropic's Claude writes a title, a short summary, key points and action items for every transcript of 150 words or more.
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Search, tasks and time
Search titles, transcripts and summaries. Turn an action item into a ClickUp task, or log the meeting's time with its title and length filled in (team plans).
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Krisp meetings
If your team uses Krisp, its transcripts, key points and action items arrive in the same list. We switch the Krisp connection on for you.
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Connect your mailboxes
Add a mailbox that supports IMAP and SMTP, using its password or an app password. Jasper syncs it on the server, so scheduled mail still goes out when your laptop is closed.
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Send later, snooze and undo send
Schedule a reply for the morning, snooze a thread until you need it, and take back a message in the seconds after you send it.
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Smart inboxes
GitHub and ClickUp notifications get their own inboxes, and you can add your own inboxes that match on sender or subject.
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Shared inboxes
Assign a thread to a teammate, set its status, leave internal comments the client never sees, and reply as the shared address. Not open to other companies yet.
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AI help with email
Draft a reply, rewrite a message in a different tone, or summarise a long thread.
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Day, week and month views
Switch between day, week and month, and turn individual calendars on and off.
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Create and edit events
In the desktop app, create, edit and delete events and reply to invitations. This needs calendar sync, which is not open to other companies yet.
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Team work schedules
On the web, set each person's working hours so everyone can see when colleagues are available (team plans).
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Team leave timeline
Approved leave and public holidays show on the team leave timeline, a separate page from work schedules, so you can plan around them (team plans).
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A task inbox
Assignments, mentions, replies and comments on tasks you follow arrive in one inbox, with Primary, Other, Later and Cleared tabs and keyboard shortcuts.
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My tasks
See everything assigned to you, grouped by status or due date, and filter by space, status or due date.
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Change a task where you are
Edit the name, status, assignees, dates, priority, estimate, tags, custom fields, checklists and linked tasks, or create a new task.
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Comments and files
Comment, reply, react, @mention, assign and resolve comments, and upload files of up to 8 MB.
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A timer on the task
Start the timer from a task, so your time is logged against it (team plans).
Time tracking
Time tracking your team will actually use.
Web and Desktop · Team plans
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Timer and manual entries
Start and stop a timer, add time by hand, or edit several entries at once. In the web app each entry needs a client and a description; a project is optional, except on the bulk entry page.
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Idle detection on desktop
The desktop app notices when you step away and asks what to do with that time.
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Weekly timesheets and approvals
People submit their week. An approver approves it or sends it back for changes, and an admin can unlock it later.
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Reports and exports
Report on time by client, project or person. People with billing access see billable amounts by client and project on screen. CSV and PDF exports hold hours and a billable flag, not amounts.
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Linked to ClickUp tasks
Attach a time entry to a ClickUp task, so the work and the hours stay together.
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Requests and approvals
Request leave from the web or the desktop app. Requests can go through more than one approver, and the person is told the outcome.
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Leave types and accrual policies
Set up annual, sick or any other leave type, and give each policy its own accrual rules and maximum balance.
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Public holidays
Add public holidays so they are counted correctly and show on the timeline.
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Balances and history
Everyone sees their own balance. Admins can adjust balances, and every change is kept in the history.
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Team timeline
See who is away this week or this month, and export the leave on the timeline, or balances, to CSV.
Code review
AI code review on your pull requests.
Web and Desktop · Free plan
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Automatic reviews
Jasper reviews a pull request when it opens and when new commits arrive, and posts inline comments on GitHub. A push within 5 minutes of a finished review is skipped.
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Slash commands
Comment /jasper explain, improve, security, docs, summary or review on a pull request to ask for exactly what you need.
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Your review rules
Give each repository its own review instructions, and Jasper follows its AGENTS.md once you load it, so it checks what your team cares about.
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Quality gates and branch protection
On team plans, block merges that fail your quality rules and set up branch protection with Jasper's help.
API client
An API client your whole team can share.
Web and Desktop · Free plan
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Collections in shared workspaces
Organise requests in collections and nested folders. Keep them to yourself, or share a workspace with Viewer, Editor and Admin roles. Teammates see changes as soon as they are saved.
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Environments, variables and secrets
Switch environments and use variables anywhere in a request. Secret values are encrypted with your computer's keychain, and protected environments ask before sending anything but a GET.
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Postman scripts and auth
Pre-request and test scripts run in Postman's own engine, at collection, folder and request level. Auth includes bearer, basic, API key, digest, OAuth 1.0, AWS Signature and more.
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Requests from your computer
The desktop app sends requests from your machine, so localhost, VPN and intranet APIs work. Trust a development certificate for one host at a time.
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Import, history and versions
Import Postman collections and environments, OpenAPI files or a cURL command. See your recent sends and your team's history, and restore earlier versions.
Wiki and intranet
A wiki and intranet your team will keep up to date.
Web · Free plan
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Workspaces and pages
Organise pages into workspaces and nested pages, and keep a workspace open to the whole organisation or private.
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Version history
Earlier versions of a page are kept, and the page's author can restore one.
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Search and favourites
Search across pages, mark the pages you use most as favourites, and see the pages you viewed recently.
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Intranet announcements and policies
On team plans, staff read company announcements and events, and confirm they have read a policy. These are created through the API for now.
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Courses, lessons and quizzes
Build courses from modules and lessons, add quizzes with a pass mark, and ask people to acknowledge policies.
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Certificates
People get a certificate with a serial number when they complete a course.
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Assignment rules
Assign courses to people individually, in bulk, or with rules that keep new starters enrolled.
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SCORM, cmi5 and xAPI
Import SCORM 1.2 and 2004 packages, launch cmi5 content, and record learning in Jasper's built-in xAPI store.
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Compliance reports
See who is overdue, export completion evidence, and view a matrix of people against required courses.
Uptime monitoring
Know a client site is down before the client does.
Web · Team plans
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Checks for sites, servers and jobs
HTTP status, ping, DNS lookup, domain expiry, response time, and heartbeat checks for scheduled jobs.
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Alerts where you work
Get alerts by email, in a Slack channel through a webhook, through your own webhook, and in Jasper's notifications.
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Incidents
Every outage opens an incident, so you can see when it started.
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Pause and resume
Pause a monitor while you work on a site, and resume it afterwards.
Also in Jasper
Ask Jasper
An assistant that answers questions about a connected GitHub repository: its code, reviews and linked ClickUp tasks.
MCP server
Let AI tools such as Claude, Cursor or VS Code read and send chat messages, track time and request leave as you.
Roles and permissions
Decide who can see and change each part of the workspace, with custom roles.
Start with the parts you need
Create a free workspace, or talk to us about a team plan with time tracking, leave and uptime monitoring.