Noticeboard
The announcements that have to land: a precise audience, an expiry date, and proof they were read.
A chat channel scrolls; a noticeboard holds. They are not the same thing, and that is why an important announcement gets lost in the first one.
Every post is addressed to all staff, to departments or to groups. ⚠️ Anyone outside it sees it nowhere, not through an export and not through a direct link: the audience is an access rule, not a display filter.
Required reading writes a named, dated line, goes out by email with the link to confirm, and the editors see who is missing. A policy “sent to everyone” proves nothing; a policy confirmed by twenty-eight people out of thirty-two says exactly where the file stands.
A report goes to the designated person, and to them alone: they receive an activity and an email that says nothing of the content, and the file keeps a copy of what was reported.
A poll lives in the feed: the question, its choices, and a one-click vote on the card. An anonymous poll stays anonymous to everyone, editors included, and its result only shows once three people have answered.
Seven bridges fill the feed: a delivered celebration card, a badge awarded by a colleague, the results of a pulse wave, an upcoming event, the tile of what you still have to read, and, when the editors ask for it, an Odoo survey or a date poll looking for answers.
Comparable to Microsoft Viva Engage, without the open feed or the communities
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Tell us what you run today. We will tell you honestly whether Symbifox helps or not.
The catalog grows almost every month.
What gets added, what we learn deploying it, and nothing else. You leave whenever you want.
One confirmation email, and nothing before you follow its link. Then 10 welcome emails, one a week, then the updates. No tracker, no resale.