One tool – many kinds of communities
LinkUp is tailored to the organisation using it. Here is how different kinds of communities solve their challenges with LinkUp.
The challenge
Internal communication is scattered across email, intranet and chat tools, and important messages don't reach all employees.
How LinkUp solves it
LinkUp brings news, messages, documents, courses and events into one channel with the company's own name and design. Employees find colleagues across departments, and management reaches everyone with push notifications.
Most relevant features
- News and posts
- Channels for departments and projects
- Files, handbooks and courses
- Push notifications
- Employee directory
The challenge
Member companies don't know each other's services, and valuable collaborations are never discovered.
How LinkUp solves it
With LinkUp, each member company gets its own profile with services and contact people. Members explore the network, get in touch directly and stay up to date on news and events.
Most relevant features
- Company profiles with services
- Member directory with filtering
- Direct messages and meeting booking
- Events with registration
- News feed
The challenge
Close collaboration and efficient information flow are essential, but communication happens in many different tools.
How LinkUp solves it
LinkUp gives the cluster one shared arena for project communication, knowledge sharing and events. Members share insights in channels, find expertise in the network and sign up for gatherings in a few taps.
Most relevant features
- Themed channels
- Knowledge sharing with courses and files
- Events and ticket sales
- Company and user profiles
- Push notifications
The challenge
Information for residents is spread via notice boards, Facebook groups and email lists that don't reach everyone.
How LinkUp solves it
LinkUp gives the neighbourhood its own channel for announcements, activities and volunteer work. Residents create interest channels, share equipment and help each other – without the noise of social media.
Most relevant features
- News and announcements
- Interest channels
- Events and volunteer days
- Resident directory
- Push notifications
The challenge
Sponsors and partners get little in return for their support, and the club lacks an arena to connect them.
How LinkUp solves it
LinkUp brings the club's sponsor network together in a branded solution. Sponsors present themselves, find each other and meet at events – while the club keeps its focus on the sport.
Most relevant features
- Sponsor profiles with services
- Networking between partners
- Events and ticket sales
- Member benefits
- News and notifications
The challenge
The board spends a lot of time managing email lists, registrations and member information in separate systems.
How LinkUp solves it
LinkUp gives the association one tool for member communication, events and documents. Members sign up for activities themselves, and the board reaches everyone with a single notification.
Most relevant features
- Member directory
- Events with registration
- News and notifications
- Files and documents
- Surveys
The challenge
Tenants and residents lack a shared channel, and enquiries come in through many different channels.
How LinkUp solves it
LinkUp gives the building or area its own platform for information, activities and community. Operational messages reach everyone, and tenants find each other and share facilities.
Most relevant features
- Operational messages and news
- Tenant and resident directory
- Events
- Files and house rules
- Channels per building or area
The challenge
Attendee management, tickets and event communication require several separate tools.
How LinkUp solves it
LinkUp gathers the whole event flow: publishing, registration, ticket sales by card or Vipps, waiting lists and attendee communication – in one solution with your brand.
Most relevant features
- Ticket sales and scanning
- Waiting lists
- Registration with calendar integration
- Push notifications to attendees
- News feed
