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QoderWork completes conversations and tasks on the desktop client by default. However, since most of your work communication likely happens in instant messaging (IM) apps, you can connect QoderWork to your favorite chat tools by enabling IM Channels. Whether you’re commuting or between meetings, you can simply @ the bot in your IM to run tasks, query data, or organize documents, and the results will be sent directly back to your current chat window. The desktop client remains the control center: all IM sessions have corresponding session windows on the desktop, where you can check progress, take over operations, or adjust configurations like MCP, Skills, and Connectors at any time. These configurations apply to all IM sessions. QoderWork currently supports the following IM platforms:
PlatformConnection MethodSuitable Scenarios
DingTalkScan QR code to bind quicklyEnterprise team collaboration
LarkScan QR code to automatically create an appQuick access for individuals or teams
WeChatScan QR code to bind, ready to use immediatelyLightweight interaction on mobile
WeCom BotScan QR code to bind quickly or configure manuallyInternal enterprise collaboration and automation
All IM channels are centrally managed on the IM Channels page.
IM Channels

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How It Works

IM integration follows one core principle: Where it comes from, it goes back. When you send a message in an IM chat window, QoderWork processes it and automatically sends the result back to that exact same chat window. Tasks created directly on the desktop client will keep their results on the desktop and will not be pushed to any IM. Each IM session is mapped to an independent session window in the QoderWork desktop client, ensuring complete context isolation—different IM platforms and different chat windows do not interfere with each other. You can view the history and status of all IM sessions on the desktop, or continue operating in the corresponding session window on the desktop, and the output will still be synced back to the IM.

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Supported Message Types

In any connected IM channel, you can send the following types of messages:
Message TypeDescription
TextSend text commands directly
ImageSend images; supports OCR, background replacement, and other processing
FileSupports common formats like PDF, Excel, PPT, Word, CSV, TXT, etc.
VoiceSend voice messages; automatically recognizes content and executes operations
Forwarded MessagesMultiple forwarded messages will be parsed correctly
Image + TextCorrelates images with text commands, e.g., sending an image and saying “Extract the table”
When sending multiple messages consecutively, the system will process them in order without dropping or reordering them.
IM Channels can be used in conjunction with Scheduled Tasks. When creating a scheduled task, you can specify an IM session as the destination for the results. Once the task is completed, the results will be automatically pushed to that chat window. For example: “Generate a daily data report at 9 AM every day and send it to the DingTalk group.”

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Access Policies

When configuring DingTalk and Lark, you can set an Access Policy to control who can chat with the bot:
PolicyDescription
Open ModeEveryone and all groups can chat directly with the bot without additional operations.
Pairing ModeThe bot can only be used in a specific session after you grant permission.
Open Mode is suitable for quick rollout and use within a team; Pairing Mode is ideal for scenarios where you need to control the scope of use, such as restricting access to specific personnel. In Pairing Mode, when a user privately messages the bot or @mentions the bot in a group, a pairing request is automatically triggered. You can click Allow in the “Pairing Management” section of the channel card to approve the request. Pairing is session-based: once allowed in a private chat, that user can converse; once allowed in a group chat, all members in that group can converse.

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Connect to DingTalk

You can receive and reply to user messages via a DingTalk bot. QoderWork provides a way to connect a DingTalk bot: Configure in QoderWork.

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Configure in QoderWork

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Open DingTalk Configuration Page

In QoderWork, go to IM Channels, find the “DingTalk” card, and click Configure.
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Scan QR Code to Bind

The “Configure DingTalk” window will pop up, displaying the QR code interface by default.Open DingTalk, scan the QR code to complete the app registration and binding. If the QR code expires, click Refresh QR Code at the bottom.
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Select Access Policy

After successful binding, select an access policy:
  • Open Mode: Everyone / groups can converse directly
  • Pairing Mode: Requires your permission before the session can use the bot
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Complete Configuration

Return to QoderWork and confirm that the DingTalk status shows as “Connected”. You can now use the bot in DingTalk.

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How to Use

Private Chat: Search for the bot’s name in the search box at the top of DingTalk, click to enter the chat window, and send messages directly. Group Chat: After adding the bot to a group chat, @mention the bot in the group to send messages. How to add: Click Group Settings (top right corner) → Bots → Add Bot → Search for and select the bot you created.
The “Belonging Organization” of the group chat must match the organization used when creating the bot, otherwise the bot cannot be found via search.

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Connect to Lark

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Configure in QoderWork

1

Open Lark Configuration Page

In QoderWork, go to IM Channels, find the “Lark” card, and click Configure.
2

Scan QR Code to Authorize

A QR code will be displayed at the top of the page. Open the Lark App, scan the QR code, and confirm authorization. The system will automatically create an application under your Lark organization and configure the required permissions and event callbacks.
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Save

Click Save and wait for the status to change to “Connected”.
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Complete Configuration

Return to QoderWork and confirm that the Lark status shows as “Connected”. You can now use the bot in Lark.

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How to Use

Private Chat: Search for the bot’s name in the Lark search box and click to enter the chat window. Group Chat: Add the bot to the group chat and @mention the bot to send messages.

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Connect to WeChat

Simply scan the QR code to complete the binding; no additional configuration is required.
1

Open WeChat Configuration Page

In QoderWork, go to IM Channels, find the “WeChat” card, and click Configure.
2

Scan QR Code to Authorize

The page will display a QR code. Open WeChat, scan the QR code, and confirm authorization.
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Start Using

Once binding is complete, wait for the status to change to “Connected”. You can then start a conversation by sending messages directly to QoderWork in WeChat.

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Connect to WeCom Bot

You can receive and reply to user messages via a WeCom bot. QoderWork provides two ways to connect a WeCom bot: Quick Setup and Manual Configuration. This is the simplest and fastest way to connect. Just scan the QR code to complete the binding.
1

Open WeCom Bot Configuration Page

In QoderWork, go to IM Channels, find the “WeCom Bot” card, and click Configure.
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Scan QR Code to Bind

In the pop-up “Configure WeCom Bot” window, select Quick Setup (Recommended).Open WeCom, scan the QR code to complete the bot creation and binding. If the QR code expires, click Refresh QR Code at the bottom.

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Method 2: Manual Configuration

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Obtain Bot Credentials

Create a bot in the WeCom admin console and obtain the bot’s Bot ID and Secret.
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Fill in Configuration Info

In QoderWork’s “Configure WeCom Bot” window, select Manual, enter the obtained Bot ID and Secret, and click Save.

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Managing IM Channels

The configuration and status of all IM channels are centrally managed on the IM Channels page.

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Enable and Disable

There is a toggle switch on each channel card. When turned on, the status shows as “Connected”, and the IM side can be used normally; when turned off, messages sent from the IM side will no longer receive replies. Turning it off does not clear the configuration; simply turn it back on to restore service.

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Delete Channel

If you need to completely remove a channel’s configuration, click Remove Configuration on the channel card. After removal, all configuration information for that channel will be cleared, and the IM side will no longer respond. To enable it again, you will need to reconfigure it.

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Switch Access Policy

DingTalk and Feishu channels support switching between Open Mode and Pairing Mode at any time:
  • Switching from Open to Pairing: After switching, previously unpaired users will no longer be able to use the bot. They will need to trigger a new pairing request and obtain permission.
  • Switching from Pairing to Open: After switching, all users can use the bot directly without pairing.

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Parallel Multi-Channels

You can enable all IM channels simultaneously. Each channel is completely independent and does not interfere with the others—DingTalk, Feishu, and WeChat sessions each have their own independent context and history.

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Task Binding (Remote Takeover)

QoderWork allows you to intervene in standard desktop tasks via IM, enabling remote interaction with tasks so you can operate QoderWork anytime, anywhere. Prerequisites:
  1. At least one IM channel (e.g., DingTalk, WeChat) is enabled.
  2. A standard task has been created and exists on the QoderWork desktop client.
In any connected IM channel, you can use the following commands to manage task binding:
  • /bind: View the list of currently bindable tasks. Reply with /bind <number> (e.g., /bind 1) to bind the current IM session to the specified desktop task. Once bound, messages you send in the IM will be forwarded directly to that task, and the task’s replies will be synced to the IM in real time.
  • /unbind: Unbind the current IM session from the desktop task. After unbinding, the IM session will revert to a standard independent session.
After binding a task, you can continue conversing with the running desktop task on your phone—for example, asking it to report current progress, adding new instructions, or providing required verification codes.

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Typical Scenarios

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Lightweight Mobile Chat

Ask the bot questions directly in your IM, perfect for simple Q&A and quick queries: 
Help me find the quote sent to Company XX
The bot will invoke configured MCP tools and data sources to reply with the results directly in the IM.

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Image and File Processing

Simply send images or files received or taken on your phone to the bot for processing: 
(Send a PDF contract) Review this contract, focusing on the risk points in the breach of contract clauses
Supports OCR text recognition, background replacement, receipt information extraction, file summarization, format conversion, data analysis, and more.

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Remote Delegation

When you’re out and temporarily want your desktop QoderWork to do some work: 
Help me organize "Q1 Sales Data.xlsx" on my desktop into an analysis report,
including sales trends, customer distribution, and MoM changes, and save it as a PDF to the desktop.
QoderWork executes in the background, and automatically sends the result summary and file back to the IM session upon completion.

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Scheduled Task Result Push

Use in conjunction with Scheduled Tasks to automatically push execution results to IM: 
Help me create a scheduled task: generate a summary of yesterday's operation data at 9 AM every day,
and send the results to the DingTalk "Daily Operations" group when finished.

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Group Chat Collaboration

@mention the bot in a team group chat, and all group members can use it: 
@QoderWork Help me summarize the main points discussed in the group today