Who’s Using ThoughtFarmer
Strengthen your internal communications
Make it easy to get the message out and hear back from employees. Create a single source for information that is accurate and up-to-date.
Learn about our Communications Tools
Bring teams closer together
Whether connecting across the office or around the world, ThoughtFarmer helps your teams share ideas, collaborate on documents, and keep up with everyone’s progress.
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Create a content hub
Give employees useful authoring and editing tools so they can get work done without leaving the intranet. In ThoughtFarmer, pages and files are organized, searchable, and accessible from anywhere.
Explore our Content Management Features
Find information faster
Cut down on the time employees spend looking for internal information. Custom navigation and speedy search makes people, pages, and files easy to find.
Check out our Search Tools
Engage your people
Build a vibrant intranet where employees are active and excited about what they’re doing together. Take advantage of social features that invite people to interact for the good of the company.
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Launch quickly & run smoothly
Whether on your servers or in the cloud, ThoughtFarmer works with your existing infrastructure to make setup and maintenance a breeze. We offer single sign-on, Active Directory sync, and a flexible API.
Learn about our Technology
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Last updated August 30, 2017
Better Together: 6 Steps to a New Credit Union Intranet
In A Nutshell Credit unions and intranets have more in common than you’d think. At least that’s according to Ilana Friesen, former internal communication specialist for one of Canada’s largest credit unions.
Worth The Wait: Why Credit Unions and Intranets Work So Well Together
In A Nutshell Credit unions and intranets used to have somewhat of a tumultuous relationship; on paper they worked great together but in practice, well, not so much.
Recorded Webinar: In Search of Search
Have you ever really thought about the importance of search? Ephraim Freed, internal communications expert and self-professed intranet nerd, certainly has.