Announcements
Important news gets lost in chat scroll.
Post company, product, people or ops updates to a feed everyone can read on their own schedule. Pin the ones that must not be missed; each post shows who wrote it and when.
Zenivo is deliberately small: five places to look, one place to publish. Here is what each part does for a team that rarely shares a working hour.
Important news gets lost in chat scroll.
Post company, product, people or ops updates to a feed everyone can read on their own schedule. Pin the ones that must not be missed; each post shows who wrote it and when.
Conversations vanish when a teammate is offline.
Messages are saved per channel and per account, so a colleague eight hours behind reads the same thread you did — with names, times and your own messages highlighted.
One busy room means everybody reads everything.
Give every topic a home and a written purpose. Channel cards show how active each one is, so people follow the work that matters to them.
Nobody speaks up in a video call.
Ask one question with a handful of options, set an optional closing date, and watch results fill in live. Teammates can change their answer, and admins can close or reopen a survey.
The handbook lives in someone's inbox.
Upload handbooks, templates, recordings and policies (up to 50 MB per file) or link to them. Files are private to your team and opened through short-lived secure links.
Publishing an update shouldn't need a developer.
Admins post announcements, create channels, run surveys, upload resources, see visitor numbers for the public pages, and choose who else gets admin access — all from one screen.
Ready to try it with your own team? Accounts are free to create.