It can be used by front-line and non-desk users thanks to the employee app. The platform provides a help centre, product tours, and a customer success methodology with bespoke services. It has good documentation and demos to help us get to grips with the platform. Integrations are a strong feature of Unily. It can integrate with Microsoft 365, SharePoint, Google Workspace, ServiceNow, Workday, Salesforce, Slack, and more. This means that employees will be able to search for information and perform actions across multiple systems all in one place which helps reduce friction.

Unily is rich in features that are critical for us to achieve our mission as a small not-for-profit i.e. to radically accelerate women’s participation in the workplace through an ecosystem of change-agents across organizations globally corporations, industry associations, women’s organizations and academia who all collaborate on the Unily platform as an extranet portal. Its widget-based architecture has allowed our small team to create a rich environment for our varied end-users, who exist across these multiple different partner organizations. The security group capabilities allow us to ring-fence partners within private sites, and the separate branding capability allows those partners to feel a personalised experience while being part of the bigger community in the shared sites. Unily’s overall digital security is key to our partner base, as they demand enterprise grade security for the proprietary information they share on the platform. Further key features which have been key to enabling this multi-partner ecosystem include: dedicated workspaces, personalized content, secure document management, integrated calendars, ideation, forms, webinars, resource libraries, and a central Knowledge Hub, configured around each community’s needs. Consequently, participants receive personalized experiences while knowledge, learning, and expertise flow across the wider ecosystem, strengthening connections and multiplying impact across our shared mission.

I like having company updates, documents, and internal communication all in one place. The interface is quite simple and easy to use, and I don’t have to rely on multiple platforms to find basic work-related information. The initial setup was quite smooth, and once everything was configured, it wasn’t difficult to get started. I find Unily useful for internal communication and accessing company updates, and my experience has been pretty good so far.