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# Off-Line Conversations with Support

The Conversation Widget provides the ability to add an Attachment to the Call (Drop or Select files). It reveals in conversation form, the interactions between support and the user.

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This feature is available in ASM HERMES (ASM Version 10.6) and above
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The conversation is displayed in chronological order, with the oldest entries at the bottom.
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## To view and conduct conversations

1. From the Self Service portal, [open any ticket](/asm-hermes/use-asm/using-the-self-service-portal/logging-and-reviewing-tickets-and-tasks-approvals/reviewing-your-tickets-in-the-self-service-portal.md)
2. Click the section for Conversation
3. **To contribute to the conversation**
   * **Add your note** and/or drop files into the drop zone or directly into the Note box.
   * Click send when you are ready.

<figure><img src="/files/dUtDjGDkRaMtYqBLthRk" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

4. To View the conversation
   * Click the Conversation Section and view the details.  It is located just below the **Send** button in the widget.

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