Backed By Workleap Officevibe
An employee experience platform for engagement and recognition.
Workleap Officevibe is an employee experience platform designed to foster engagement and recognition. It provides tools for custom surveys, anonymous feedback, and peer-to-peer recognition.
Create custom surveys to gather feedback on various topics.
Distribute surveys to employees via the platform.
Allow employees to recognize and reward each other.
Enable managers to acknowledge employee contributions.
Provide a channel for employees to share feedback anonymously.
Facilitate honest and open communication.
Track survey responses to identify engagement trends.
Monitor recognition activity to assess employee satisfaction.
Publicly acknowledge outstanding performance.
Boost morale and motivation through recognition.
Automated Pulse Surveys
Review Cycle Builder
All features from Officevibe and Performance
Automated Pulse Surveys & Custom Surveys
Good Vibes peer-to-peer Recognition & Feedback
Anonymous Feedback Channels
AI Reporting, Analysis, and Suggested Actions/Summaries
1-on-1 Meetings Reminders, Templates, and Tips
Real user experiences from across different platforms
Workleap makes daily collaboration smoother and more organized. I like how easy it is to use from day one. The interface is clean and doesn't take much time to learn. Setting up and inviting teammates was quick, and it really helps in keeping tasks and communication in one place. The integrations with other tools we already use are seamless, which saves us time.
Anonymous
2025-09-13
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To empower HR leaders and managers with simple, AI-powered tools that transform continuous employee feedback into measurable actions, driving talent retention and team performance.
Limited advanced reporting and customization for large/Enterprise organizations Some users report slow customer support response times Survey customization options can feel restrictive in certain areas (e.g., frequency) Not optimized for very small teams (e.g., <5 members) No dedicated mobile app