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FactAkuminaHubEngage
AudienceThe platform is built for large, complex enterprises, especially organizations operating across regions, languages, brands, or regulatory environments.The employee app can include employees as well as vendors, partners, suppliers and prospective or former employees, with segmentation controlling relevant content access.
Founded2015LinkedIn lists 2015 as the founding year.
HeadquartersAkumina's privacy policy gives its corporate office as 30 Temple Street, Nashua, New Hampshire, United States.HubEngage identifies 1035 Cambridge Street, Suite 1, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02141 as its global headquarters.
IntegrationsAkumina connects with external systems through Microsoft Graph connectors; its site names ServiceNow and Workday as examples.Named integrations include Jive, WordPress, SharePoint, UltiPro, Microsoft Teams, Workday, ADP, Oracle Marketing Cloud, Microsoft Active Directory and Google Workspace.
ProductAkumina is an employee experience platform that brings communication, search, knowledge management, workflows, and AI together on Microsoft 365.HubEngage is an AI-powered employee experience and engagement platform combining communications, recognition, social engagement, surveys, intranet resources and workforce tools.

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HubEngage plans

  • StarterFree
  • Pro$1 a month
  • Custom proposalPriced on request
  • EnterprisePriced on request

Pick Akumina if…

Akumina is aimed at large enterprises using Microsoft 365 across multiple regions, languages, brands, or regulatory environments. It may suit organizations seeking one employee-facing experience for communications, search, knowledge, and internal workflows.

Pick HubEngage if…

HubEngage suits organizations seeking employee communications and engagement tools across several channels. Its audience options can also include vendors, partners, suppliers, and current or former prospective employees.

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