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Employee and Private Communities

Give your organization a secure, private home for the conversations, resources and events that keep teams connected. Whether you are running a company intranet, a member association or a private partner network, Invision Community gives you the structure and control to build it your way.

Member profiles and roles

Build a directory that reflects how your organization actually works.

Custom profile fields let you capture the details that matter most, from departments and locations to skills and certifications.

Assign roles and permissions across teams and spaces so every member sees exactly what is relevant to them.

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Private discussions

Give every team a space to think out loud.

Forums and clubs keep discussions organized by team, project or topic so conversations stay in context and nothing gets lost in email threads. Permission controls ensure sensitive discussions stay visible only to the right people.

Clubs give smaller working groups their own private space to collaborate without cluttering company-wide channels.

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Events and activities

Keep your whole organization in sync.

Plan and promote internal meetings, training sessions and social events with the built-in calendar and events system. Members can RSVP, get reminders and stay informed whether the event is in person or online.

Live Topics brings live virtual sessions directly into the community, with Q&A and chat that converts into a permanent record the moment the session ends.

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Resource sharing

One place for every document, guide and resource your team needs.

The Downloads manager gives your organization a structured file repository with version control and download tracking built in. Custom Pages and databases let you build internal directories, wikis and data collections with custom fields tailored to your needs.

Everything is searchable, permission-controlled and accessible to the right people at the right time.

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Integrations

Fit your community into the tools your organization already relies on.

Connect Invision Community to your existing identity provider for seamless single sign-on so members never manage a separate login. The REST API and webhooks let your IT team build automations and sync data with HR, project management and communication platforms.

Custom integrations can push community activity into the external tools your teams already work in every day.

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See Invision Community in action

Explore real communities built with Invision Community and discover how organizations are driving engagement, building loyalty and creating thriving communities.

Key Features

Invision Community is packed full of features to ensure your community has all that it needs.

  • Team forumsOrganized discussions
  • Private clubsFocused group spaces
  • Custom profilesFields and directories
  • Roles and permissionsGranular access control
  • Events and calendarIn-person and online
  • Live sessionsWebinars and all-hands
  • File repositoryVersion controlled
  • Custom databasesPages and directories
  • Single Sign-OnSSO, SAML and OAuth
  • SecurityPrivate and permission-gated
  • IntegrationsAPI and webhooks
  • SearchAcross all content

Frequently asked questions about internal communities

Can Invision Community replace or serve as our company intranet?

Yes. Many organizations use Invision Community as a private intranet for discussions, announcements, documents and events. Unlike a static intranet, it gives employees a place to ask questions, share knowledge and connect across teams, so people actually use it.

How do we ensure the community stays completely private?

You can configure your community behind a mandatory login screen, making it completely invisible to the public, search engines, and web crawlers. Access can be restricted to invited team members or your corporate identity provider, with granular permissions controlling exactly what each user or department can see.

Can employees log in using our existing company credentials (SSO)?

Yes. Enterprise plans include custom single sign-on through SAML or OpenID Connect, working with identity providers such as Okta and Auth0. Employees use the same login they already have, and access can be removed centrally when someone leaves.

Can individual teams and departments have their own dedicated spaces?

Yes. Give every team, department, location or project its own forum or club, with permissions that decide who can see and post in each. Members only see the spaces relevant to them, while leadership keeps a view across the whole organization.

Can we store and organize company documents, handbooks, and policies?

Yes. The Downloads app and custom databases hold policies, handbooks, templates and guides in organized, searchable categories, with access set by group. Updated files keep their version history, so employees always find the current version.

How is Invision Community different from Slack or Microsoft Teams?

It works alongside them. Chat tools are good for quick conversations, but answers and decisions get lost in the scroll. A community keeps knowledge organized by topic and searchable for years, so the same question doesn't get asked again every month. Announcements, documents and events live in one place instead of scattered across channels.

Is our internal data secure and compliant?

Invision Community is GDPR-ready and ISO 27001 aligned, with role-based permissions throughout. Business and Enterprise plans include a choice of EU or US data hosting, and Enterprise plans add audit logs of administrative and member actions, custom SSO and a formal SLA.

Can we use the same platform for external partners or volunteer networks too?

Yes. The same tools work for private networks outside your company, such as partners, resellers, franchisees or volunteers. Each group gets its own secure space, with exactly the access and resources they need.

Ready to build a private community that fits your organization?

Bring your members together in a secure, invite-only space designed for collaboration and connection.

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