Basecamp messages support structured communication within projects. TeamScore displays message activity by receiving metadata about message creation, updates, and related comments. This keeps teams aware of communication events without exposing message content.

What TeamScore Receives

TeamScore receives metadata for:

• Message creation
• Message updates
• Comments added to messages

Basecamp provides the message subject, project context, and timestamps. Message bodies and comment text are not included in Basecamp's webhook payloads.

How Messages Appear in TeamScore

TeamScore displays message activity using the Basecamp object path:

Project → Message Board → Message Subject

A created message appears as a Message Created event.

Updating a message subject appears as a Message Updated event.

Comments appear as separate entries referencing the message they relate to.

Messages use TeamScore's communication-style colored activity icon for clear visual recognition.

Data Details

Basecamp transmits message metadata but not message bodies or comment text.

TeamScore reflects only events that occur after the integration is connected.

Activity appears for mapped Basecamp users based on Basecamp's webhook delivery.

Next Steps

For threaded replies to messages, see Basecamp Comments.

For configuration steps, see Basecamp Setup.

For a platform-level explanation of Basecamp activity, see Basecamp Overview.