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Emily wants to chat with her colleague Noah Lee and enters his name in the search bar.

Only one Noah Lee is listed in Rainbow. Emily also sees that Noah is indeed in the same Rainbow Company.

Select the "People" filter to find Rainbow users.

Search for people :

We've seen it before, but a little reminder never hurts...

1. Enter a person's name and choose the appropriate filter.
2. In the results, click on a name to open a Conversation with this user.

Search for Bubbles :

The Bubble search function is similar to the search for users.

1. Indicate the title of a Bubble and choose the appropriate filter.
2. In the results, click on a Bubble to open it and resume the discussion.

Emily wants to open a Bubble about launching a new product. She doesn't remember the full name and therefore only indicates a keyword.

Perfect, she finds the "New Product Launch" Bubble in the results.

Select the "Bubbles" filter to find your group conversations.

This time, Emily remembers discussing a topic with a colleague, but she doesn't remember in which conversation. So she enters her key word or phrase.

It seems that this word appears in a Bubble and in a Conversation. She can directly display the message including the keyword by clicking on one of the results.

Select the "Text" filter to find a specific message in your Bubbles or Conversations.

Search for messages :

It's a new trick. You can search for a message even if you don't remember the conversation involved.

1. Enter a word or a sentence and choose the appropriate filter.
2. You will get all the results grouped by Conversation or Bubble.
3. In the results, click on a Conversation or Bubble to open it and go directly to where the message in question is located.

Search for Channels :

We haven't talked about the Channels yet ... so consider this information as an introduction for the next part of this guide!

1. Indicate the title of a Channel and choose the appropriate filter.
2. In the results, click on a Channel to open it and display the associated news feed.

Emily is looking for news feeds related to her Company "Claystore".

It appears that one Rainbow user has indeed created a Channel to share information about Claystore. Emily can access that Channel to view the content.

Select the "Channels" filter to find a public news feed in Rainbow.

Now Emily wants to know more about Claystore, her Rainbow Company.

Her Company administrator did publish some information about Claystore. Emily can open the result and find for example a contact, a description, etc.

Select the "Companies" filter to find a public Company in Rainbow.

Search for Companies :

We quickly touched base on the "Company" subject in the second part of this guide. Here is some additional information...

1. Indicate the name of a Company and choose the appropriate filter.
2. In the results, click on the name of the Company for which you want to receive more information.

Rainbow users are spread across many Companies. Most of the time, a Rainbow Company is created by an IT department to manage its employees.