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Every business today claims to be data-driven. Teams analyze metrics, track KPIs, and build dashboards—yet decisions still get delayed, and actions often lose context along the way. The problem isn’t access to data; it’s how that data moves across the organization.

A CRM app can show who your customers are, but without connected workflows linking insights to action, strategy remains static. True data-driven performance happens when systems, teams, and tools move in rhythm—where information flows seamlessly from analysis to execution.

Lark brings that flow to life. By uniting automation, communication, and accountability inside one workspace, it helps teams translate information into measurable outcomes. Here’s how its connected tools close the strategy gap.

Lark Base is the foundation for connected decision-making. It transforms data from something teams review into something they act on automatically. By building flexible tables and dashboards, organizations can centralize project tracking, client data, and performance metrics in one place—all powered by automated workflow. This makes it especially useful for teams that already rely on CRM software but need a broader system to coordinate cross-functional operations.

What Lark Base enables:

  • Trigger-based actions: When a record changes (e.g., a client status or project stage), users can set up an automation to send a Lark Messenger notification to task owners or stakeholders. Example: When a client deal closes, Lark Base alerts the sales channel in Lark Messenger and updates the company’s revenue dashboard instantly.
  • Live dashboards: Teams visualize real-time data without building reports manually. Example: A marketing manager tracks ad campaign performance across regions—Lark Base auto-refreshes metrics, showing what’s driving conversions.
  • Context-rich records: Comments, attachments, and linked documents keep all related information within each record, so decisions always have background.

Lark Base ensures that no insight sits idle. It connects information to action the moment change happens.

Lark Messenger: Turning data alerts into real collaboration

Most communication tools create noise; Lark Messenger creates motion. It ensures that every alert, update, or insight from systems like Lark Base flows directly into relevant conversations—not inbox clutter.

How Lark Messenger drives connectivity:

  • Linked conversations: Every message can link directly to Lark Docs, Tasks, or Lark Base records for context. Example: A product lead tags the QA team in a thread about a test result, linking the Lark Base entry showing performance data. Everyone sees the same source instantly.
  • Action from messages: Users can create Tasks directly from chat messages. Example: “Fix mobile bug” in chat becomes a tracked Task with a single click.
  • Real-time alerts: Lark Messenger receives automated updates from Lark Base and Lark Calendar—ensuring teams respond to data as it changes.

Lark Messenger bridges the human side of automation. It keeps collaboration contextual and responsive.

Lark Calendar: Keeping strategy aligned with time

Strategic data means little without clear timing. Lark Calendar brings structure to time management by connecting schedules directly with workflows, meetings, and deliverables.

What makes Lark Calendar different:

  • Linked events: Each meeting or milestone connects to related Lark Docs, or Lark Base records. Example: A project review automatically links to the progress Doc and dashboard for discussion.
  • Dynamic updates: Automations can be set up to create events in Lark Calendar when certain conditions in Lark Base are met, such as when a record is updated or approved.
  • Global visibility: Teams in different time zones see synchronized availability, reducing scheduling chaos.

Lark Calendar ensures decisions happen at the right moment, backed by the right information—not in isolation.

Lark Docs: Where strategy becomes shared insight

Documentation is the bridge between data and decision-making. Lark Docs transforms that process by turning written strategy into a real-time collaboration experience where ideas evolve together.

How Lark Docs supports agile thinking:

  • Co-authoring: Multiple stakeholders write, comment, and edit simultaneously. Example: Sales, marketing, and product teams co-edit a go-to-market plan while referencing live performance data.
  • Embedded data: Charts, tables, and metrics from Lark Base can appear directly in Lark Docs, keeping strategy evidence-Lark Based.
  • Action from content: Teams create Lark Tasks instantly using methods such as entering [] and pressing space, /todo or /task, or using the Todo List icon.

Lark Docs turns documentation into a living system—always updated, always aligned with real data.

Lark Approval: Simplifying governance without slowing progress

Approvals are where agility often breaks down. Lark Approval rebuilds that process with transparency and automation, ensuring leaders stay informed without creating bottlenecks.
Key Lark Approval capabilities:

  • Smart routing: Requests automatically move to the right approvers Lark Based on category, cost, or department. Example: A budget request under $5,000 routes to a department lead; anything higher goes to finance—all handled automatically.
  • In-workflow reviews: Approvals appear directly in Lark Messenger, letting managers approve or reject without leaving the conversation.
  • Tracking and visibility: Approval data from Lark Approval can be automatically synced to Lark Base, allowing for advanced data analysis, statistics, and dashboard creation..

With Lark Approval, governance becomes effortless—integrated into the workflow, not added on top of it.

Lark Mail: Bringing external data into the decision flow

Customer updates, supplier inputs, and partner feedback still arrive via Lark Mail—but Lark Mail ensures those don’t sit in isolation. It connects external communication directly to the systems where decisions happen.
What Lark Mail enables:

  • One-click workflow creation: Convert any Lark Mail into a task in Lark Tasks. Example: A vendor sends a delivery confirmation—Lark Mail turns it into a task in Lark Tasks with one click.
  • Linked follow-ups: Lark Mails can attach directly to Lark Messenger for context sharing.
  • Unified view: Teams see both external correspondence and internal discussions in the same thread.

Lark Mail closes the loop between outside information and internal action—keeping every stakeholder in sync.

Lark Wiki: Making data-driven knowledge sustainable

Agility depends on learning—and Lark Wiki captures that learning for the long term. Instead of scattered notes or forgotten lessons, Lark Wiki builds a structured knowledge Lark Base where decisions and insights are preserved.
Lark Wiki’s role in data strategy:

  • Document playbooks: Teams record workflows, analyses, and best practices linked to live data. Example: After completing a campaign, marketing adds a Lark Wiki entry detailing metrics, strategy, and results for future reference.
  • Cross-department access: Anyone can find relevant information without messaging other teams.
  • Updates: For Lark Wiki, you can insert a Wiki space updates block to show recent changes in wiki pages.

Lark Wiki turns fast decisions into long-term organizational intelligence.

Conclusion

Modern businesses don’t fail because they lack data—they fail because data doesn’t move. The power lies in connection: systems that carry information seamlessly from awareness to action.

A CRM app gives teams insight into customers, but platforms like Lark make those insights actionable. With Lark Base driving automated workflows, Lark Messenger enabling contextual communication, and tools like Lark Docs, Approval, and Lark Mail linking every step, decisions become faster, clearer, and measurable.

In digital ecosystem, connection is strategy. That’s why Lark represents the new generation of project management tools—not just designed to manage projects, but built to manage progress.

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