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Async-first

We favor asynchronous communication because it gives everyone full visibility and a voice, while ensuring deep focus at work and more flexibility in how quickly we respond to clients.

Basecamp: our virtual office

We avoid phone calls and email in our day-to-day work with the team, keeping these channels for official and/or administrative communication. Our tool of choice, tried and tested for years, is Basecamp, which lets us communicate asynchronously with clients and collaborators.

Basecamp also lets us store project documentation and provide up-to-date progress reports that clients can follow with complete transparency. We can also take support requests or schedule retrospective calls to review the quality of the work done so far.

The benefits of asynchronous communication

Asynchronous communication brings many benefits to the team and the organization in terms of well-being, costs and working time.

Goodbye to all-day calls

Choosing Basecamp, Figma and Google Workspace lets us optimize our working time.

Once sprints and individual tasks are well defined, there's no need to set up calls to review documents or produce materials.

Calls are limited to beginning- and end-of-month planning and creative sessions.

A 100% transparent method

Every conversation with clients and colleagues is fully tracked. This makes it easy to monitor the progress of each project without confusion. And when someone is on vacation or leave, the team gets back up to speed faster.

Goodbye to the work phone

Beyond project management boards (Kanban, task lists, hill charts), Basecamp lets team members chat one-on-one or in groups with its Ping and Campfire features. So there's no need for a second work phone or real-time chat apps like WhatsApp.

Blog posts

To learn more about asynchronous communication, read our blog posts

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