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HubEngage vs KenCube Social Intranet

HubEngage

8.2#2 in intranet softwareFrom $1 a month
Free planAndroidiOSWebAPI
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FactHubEngageKenCube Social Intranet
AudienceThe employee app can include employees as well as vendors, partners, suppliers and prospective or former employees, with segmentation controlling relevant content access.The maker describes the platform as tailored to SMEs and organizations of various sizes.
FoundedLinkedIn lists 2015 as the founding year.1998
HeadquartersHubEngage identifies 1035 Cambridge Street, Suite 1, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02141 as its global headquarters.Vienna, Austria
IntegrationsNamed integrations include Jive, WordPress, SharePoint, UltiPro, Microsoft Teams, Workday, ADP, Oracle Marketing Cloud, Microsoft Active Directory and Google Workspace.KenCube supports user synchronization and single sign-on through identity providers such as Microsoft Entra ID and Google Workspace.
ProductHubEngage is an AI-powered employee experience and engagement platform combining communications, recognition, social engagement, surveys, intranet resources and workforce tools.KenCube combines social intranet software and an employee app for internal communication, knowledge organization, and digital services.

HubEngage plans

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

KenCube Social Intranet plans

  • KenCube editions (three editions; names and prices not published on the page)Priced on request

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.

Pick KenCube Social Intranet if…

It suits SMEs and organizations of various sizes looking to bring internal communications, staff knowledge, and digital services together. It may also suit organizations that need a smartphone employee app and single sign-on.

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