Intranet Software for Credit Unions
ThoughtFarmer’s intranet software connects your people with the tools and knowledge they need to provide members the service they expect.
Powering credits unions around the world
Why Credit Unions love ThoughtFarmer
See all branch
information at a glance
Quickly see which services are offered at each branch, their hours of operation, address, contact information, and more.
Find time-sensitive
information
Like interest rates, the value of financial commodities can change every minute or second. Keep employees informed when this changes.
Protect your data with
industry-leading security
Protect your organization’s information with industry-leading security & privacy protection.
Connect employees
Whether your employees are remote, in a hybrid setting, or working in different office locations around the globe, you can ensure they stay united.
Manage policies and procedures
Securely store, update, and search all policies and procedures, helping you ensure compliance across your entire organization.
Streamline workflows
Employees can easily connect and collaborate in one location. ThoughtFarmer makes it simple for employees to stay connected in conversations relevant to them.
ThoughtFarmer integrates with the tools that help your business run
ThoughtFarmer’s intranet software comes with pre-built integrations to industry leading authentication, file management, and banking systems such as Google Drive, Office 365, Box, Sharepoint, Okta, and Silvercloud.
View more integrationsFeatures Credit Unions love
Mobile App
Allow employees the ability to work from anywhere and any time.
Global and local news feeds
Ensure employees and stakeholders are up to speed with the latest company news and information.
Staff Directory
Find, connect, and collaborate with colleagues from any location or department for easy cross department communication.
Advanced search
Find what you need, when you need it, from anywhere on your intranet or cloud drive with one powerful search.
Required Reading
Make sure employees are reading must-see content.
Groups
Create groups that reflect your organizational structure. Teams, departments, and office locations can interact and stay up-to-date.
Book a demo to get all your questions answered
Request a demoThe complete collection of intranet resources for credit unions
Cut research time in half! Download all the information you need, from planning to launching an intranet, in one bundle. Inside you’ll find:
- 2 case studies, Central 1 and ACU
- Template: How to Conduct an Intranet Strategy Workshop
- 6 steps to launching a Credit Union intranet
- 6 Inspiring Intranet examples
- ThoughtFarmer, SharePoint or Both?
- Intranet Buyers Guide
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Customer Quotes
“The ThoughtFarmer credit union intranet is a core part of the work that we do. It houses all of our procedures, our documents, our forms, and the tools that our staff need to do their job. 93% of our staff use the intranet once a day, at least, and 73% use it hourly.”
“We’ve come a long way in our cultural transformation over the past 3 years and Beacon (the name of our credit union intranet) continues to play a key role as one of our primary vehicles for providing transparent, timely, two-way communications. I still smile when I hear employees say ‘just check Beacon’.”
“You guys were wonderful, absolutely wonderful! We could not have pulled this off without all of you and your patience. I learned a lot from all of you and things I have implemented in my daily project life. Just to name a few...the importance of identifying a well defined project, time lines, accountability and responsibility. The most important piece, communication that is clear. You guys are amazing and I am forever grateful for our success with this project.”
Frequently Asked Questions
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What if I need support or help?
At ThoughtFarmer, we take pride in providing support that goes above and beyond expectations. This includes a real-time 100% client support satisfaction rating, an up-to-date support site with user reference groups, and easy support ticket management. ThoughtFarmer support is available 24x7x365.
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Does ThoughtFarmer help with new employee onboarding?
Yes, ThoughtFarmer can significantly shorten the time it takes to onboard a new employee. Typically, our Credit Union clients:
i. Store the new employee curriculum, documents, policies, incl. role-specific onboarding content
ii. Setup discussion forums where new employees can introduced themselves and ask questions
iii. Make HR content and collateral instantly and easily accessible
iv. Store a collection of “I’m new here” style FAQs
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Can individual business units or branches manage and / or view their own content?
Yes. You can assign your own permission levels to determine what information can be viewed by who. Click here for more information on security and permission settings.
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Does ThoughtFarmer have a robust Search feature?
Yes. In fact, our credit union intranet makes finding content super simple. Full document indexing makes text-based files — pages, documents etc — fully searchable from the moment they’re uploaded, while the ability to add tags and metadata improves the findability of image based content. Click here to learn more
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Will ThoughtFarmer help improve internal communication?
Absolutely. ThoughtFarmer’s credit union intranet makes all types of internal communication (top-down, bottom-up, lateral etc.) easier through our groups feature, which allows you to create dedicated workspaces for teams and/or projects, where members can manage and share content, documents, ideas, and feedback.
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Will ThoughtFarmer support or enhance our community involvement?
Yes. We know that community involvement is super important for Credit Unions, and we designed ThoughtFarmer with that in mind. Our credit union intranet software is an ideal platform to initiate an organizational outreach program, regardless of whether that program is formal or informal in nature . A formal outreach is a top-down, organizationally approved initiative involving a dedicated team and procedures, while an informal outreach usually involves employees setting up their own initiatives.
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