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"It should find onboarding users easier than many SaaS tools since people will already have a login, password, and know how to use it. " Does that mean employe
by josefresco 10y ago
"It should find onboarding users easier than many SaaS tools since people will already have a login, password, and know how to use it. "
Does that mean employees sign into Facebook at Work with their personal Facebook credentials?
That doesn't seem to make sense, but then why/how is the Facebook registration process better?
- conradfr 10y agoNo, it uses your work credentials and your account is created for you. We have it at work and I was skeptical at first but it's not that bad. There is no concept of friends but you can follow specific people. Mainly it's based on groups so in the end it's like a stripped down Facebook that acts as a glorified front-end for mailing-lists. I don't know how much they (will?) charge by user though.
- josefresco 10y agoIf "corporate" or someone in the company sets accounts up ahead of time, how does Facebook have any advantage in this space? That same process would be possible with any software...