Simpplr

What differentiates Simpplr from other similar products?

We've always had a strong business culture, but as we develop, we wanted something to assist expedite communication with workers while still maintaining our culture, especially since our employees are distributed throughout the country, prior to Simpplr our organization lacked a centralized location for corporate and other important information. Simpplr is assisting us in uniting our organization as an one team while disseminating information much more efficiently.

What is your favorite aspect of this product?

One of the nicest aspects about Simpplr is how simple it is to use. Because it integrates numerous components comparable to social media platforms that everyone is already acquainted with, there isn't much of a learning curve. Analytics, customized tiles, out-of-the-box solutions, must-read material, private and unlisted sites, content management, and many more features are among my favorites.

What do you dislike most about this product?

There have been a few technical hiccups since installation, but overall it's been a pleasant journey. When you return, some of the posts are gone. The default feed from which posts on the home page are presented can be enhanced. Email notification might also be too many at times; there should be a simple mechanism to limit the amount of emails received. We had minor issues with duplicate sites, event calendars, and email notifications, but nothing major.

What recommendations would you give to someone considering this product?

I strongly suggest this product for any firm because social networks are an important component of people's lives in the digital age. Employees are already accustomed to utilizing social media, so having a private social network available out of the box would be really beneficial. This may be utilized in a variety of ways and allows individuals to connect with one another. We contemplated hiring a moderator once the app went live to ensure that no one wrote anything political or libelous, but we felt that our team was capable of policing themselves.