Knowledge left in inboxes is hard to share. Give posts, material and conversations a shared home in Samli where members can contribute and help each other.
A post in the community feed and a conversation on mobile.
A post with an attached document and comments.
Share PDFs, PowerPoints, photos and video in posts for the community or relevant groups. The material becomes part of the conversation rather than another email attachment.
One member’s experience can be another member’s solution. In the comment thread, members can ask follow-up questions, share knowledge and help each other, with the conversation staying alongside the post it belongs to.
Reactions with symbols for like, applause, heart, handshake, idea and smile.
Not every contribution needs a long reply. Reactions let members show support, thank someone for an insight or acknowledge their help. When the conversation needs to be private, they can continue in chat.
A good question sometimes starts with finding a relevant member. The directory brings expertise and contact options together, helping the conversation start in the right place.
Yes. Posts can be shared with the organisation or relevant groups, and members see content from the feeds they can access. Modules and member-created content can be configured for the organisation and groups. This helps you establish where updates and professional questions belong.
Attached photos, videos and files from content also appear in the file archive. Members can find the material again when the post is no longer the newest item in the feed. Access follows the content and group the files were shared in.
Use posts for updates and resources, questions for help from the community, and chat for direct conversations or smaller discussions. Notifications help members keep up, while personal settings affect how they hear about updates. Choose the modules that fit your groups rather than starting with every content type.
Tell us what you share with members today. We’ll explore how to bring content and conversations together in Samli.