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# How Do I Communicate with My Team?

## Cubicl Remarkably Diminishes the In-Company E-Mail Traffic

First and foremost, since Cubicl saves your tasks and shows their current states, it is not needed to ask your teammates about the current states of tasks. Because all of these are on Cubicl, already! Also, as you can share information by entering comments on tasks, all of the correspondences about a task are gathered in one place. You do not lose time while searching e-mails. 

## Instant Messaging With Team Members

<figure><img src="/files/KpmwTf57qnef23TaFqWy" alt=""><figcaption><p>Chat Box</p></figcaption></figure>

You can chat with your team without leaving the application and changing the page you are on.

## Mobile Application

Wherever you are, you can communicate with your team via Cubicl mobile application.


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