Spatz Chat App & Team-Assist Review Platform

THE PROBLEM IN A NUTSHELL
Team members are hesitant to voice their radical views due to
their fear of reactive spats escalating into unresolved conflicts.

THE SOLUTION IN A NUTSHELL
As per the SpatzAI Charter Agreement a team member can use a simple 0. Verbal Caution, in real-time to inform an offending member of her discomfort or offense from what she considers as an infringement. A simple acknowledgment from him is required to move on. Or if her verbal caution is contested or ignored, she can inform him that she will use the SpatzAI App at an appropriate time, to document their spat, dispute or conflict, if necessary to try resolve it.

SPATZ CHAT APP

      1. Caution – using the SpatzAI App to send an official caution, and the grounds for it, and the data collection begins.
        An acknowledgment is required for the spat from the deemed offender and if still unresolved (contested)…
      2. Object – an official objection is sent and now our now dispute requires a simple apology, and if still unresolved (contested)….
      3. Stop – is sent and the app automatically posts the conflict onto the Spatz Team-Assisted Review platform.
        Now the
        conflict requires an acceptable apology for a resolution, and if still contested….

                    ..the conflict goes to a vote after hearing both sides of the discussion and the AI & the Spatz Team-Assist Review (STAR) platform
                    makes a recommendation on how to resolve the conflict.

     

    The SpatzAI Team-Assist Review (STAR) platform (Posting on Slack or MS Teams)