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- Alice is hard at work using her company's trading terminal, she quickly wants to set her Symphony status to "Do Not Disturb".
- Alice wants to keep an eye on the number messages in her Symphony - as high traffic usually means something is affecting the market. Only when this happens does she want to leave her trading terminal.
- Bob is reading a Research report from an analyst he knows well. He has a few questions but nothing major and he is about have a conference call in a few mins.
- Alice wants to write a simple productivity bot for her internal team that just sits in a single chatroom and listens to messages.
- Alice wants to write a simple publication bot for her internal team that just sits in a single chatroom and posts messages in response to webhooks.
- Charles wants to build an application that listens to all chatrooms on their pod and parse content in real-time - for use in other application.
- Charles want to publish information connected to a chatroom - eg realtime fund performance without sending constant messages to the room.
- Charles wants the published information to be able to interact with the content in the room.
- David runs a desk with 15 traders, he wants a way for clients to get hold of an available trader without having to message all of them.
- Eloise is responsible for a CRM application and she would like to add direct links to Symphony in her application - bot to individuals and to chatrooms.
- Frank has some interns doing a project to keep chat room membership in sync with their HR portal
- Alice and Bob want to write a webpage in a hackathon which a user can visit and click a button to set their Symphony avatar based on gravatar.com
- Outlook Presence. “George works for a third-party company that wants to enhance its Outlook add-in to update a user’s Symphony presence. (User - Presence)