External collaboration
When work spans several organisations.
Give suppliers, partners and advisers a shared room for the matter. You decide who joins and revoke access when the collaboration is finished.
Explore the examples
Examples of use
Three collaborations with a clear end
External parties often need access to one specific case. Clarify who they will speak to, where documents will be shared and how access ends afterwards.
Open a situation to see how the channel can be used.
Supplier collaboration
Create a room for the delivery and bring discussions together with the relevant participants. An administrator controls who takes part.
Dialogue with lawyers and auditors
Share documents and assessments in a dedicated case room. Advisers are verified and added by your organisation's administrator.
Projects across organisations
Bring project participants together in one channel for chat, files and meetings. Review access when the project changes or ends.
How Skytale supports the work
Access for the assignment, from start to finish
When collaboration moves between email and guest accounts, access may remain after the assignment has ended. Make revoking access part of the setup from day one.
A room for the assignment
Rooms are created for a specific matter with the participants it requires.
You add external participants
Your organisation's administrator verifies and adds participants.
Access ends with the assignment
Close access when the matter or assignment ends.
Confidential content
Content is end-to-end encrypted under Norwegian jurisdiction.
How to get started
Follow one assignment from start to finish
Step 1 of 3
We review who has access today
Which external parties have access to what, and how long they have had it.
Step 2 of 3
We set up dedicated rooms
External participants are verified and added by your own administrator, not by us.
Step 3 of 3
You use Skytale for a real project
Grant access at the start and revoke it when the work is done.
Step 1 of 3
Next step
Clarify access for your next collaboration
We look at who needs to take part, which matters you share and how access can be managed throughout the assignment.