Have you ever wished that your organization could make internal use of the communications & collaborative tools that a social network like Facebook brings to the public at large? Now you can use Whaller to create your own private social networks, creating spaces or “spheres”, each one sealed off from others, where you can share links, videos, documents, events, chats…
This Online social network creation tool is already being used by companies like McDonalds & Somfy to potentiate effective internal communications between employees. One of the biggest headaches within an organization is trying to avoid passing the buck by creating endless email loops. Whaller’s private social networks allows the business to better exchange ideas & documents by fostering collaboration & centralizing data stores.
It´s pretty easy to get started with Whaller & you can get on to assembling & organizing your spheres with no coding. Its use can be adopted by any size business or organization, including associations, schools & institutions. A professional social network can be up & running with just a few clicks.
On its product Website Whaller talks about a 3 step process to get going with their product:
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Communicate simply – create a sphere & invite your contacts, so you can start discussions within minutes, then share documents, links, events… & send/receive private/public messages via text & video chats
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Control & enrich your exchanges – each sphere you create has its own subject relating to a community, team, project… with tools like: a member directory, document repository, agenda, search engine… It also has a built-in CMS & widgets that lets you customize it & add your own custom tools
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Keep the control – you’ll always know who can read your messages by targeting your audience, so you’re always in control of your communication strategy. No data will get beyond your sphere & it will never be accessible by outside parties like search engines.
Whaller, a startup based in Paris, France, was founded by its CEO, software developer & entrepreneur, Thomas Faure.
Click here to download Whaller on your iOS device.
Click here to download Whaller on your Android device.
– This is a startup profile based on publicly available material & not a review –
Image Credit: Whaller
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