Built for Communicators
A True Corporate Communications Platform
Sparrow brings all your pieces together
One Platform For All Channels
Use One. Use them all. The choice is yours.

Intranet - SharePoint
Intranets are a stable of corporate life and Sparrow’s ready to bring user-targeted content and other great capabilities.
Collaboration - Microsoft Teams
Bring authoritative news to the world-class collaboration platform as well as transform it with delegated publishing, enabling different parts of the organization to contribute content. Click for More.

Mobile Apps
Sparrow’s brandable, native iOS and Android apps allow you to even reach users who aren’t in your corporate Active Directory. We give you options for reaching people, including using SharePoint Mobile or Teams Mobile
Always a part of the Sparrow Platform

Email - Newsletter
Any posts a user has missed elsewhere in Sparrow will be email to them in a personalized newsletter.

Web Portal
For users sharing a computer or when you have posts required public access so they can be shared with the world, Sparrow has you covered.

Analytics
Information is power and knowing what people have been reading and engaging with is vital.
Continuous Innovation
We are constantly working on new and better ways to help communicators connect with their people and do more, with less time and effort. What’s more, your investment in Sparrow brings a wonderful stream of new capabilities to keep your channels at the top of their game.
No More Half-Measures
After many iterations of Intranets, and many different initiatives, the facts remain the same today as they have for years.
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Avg % of Disengaged Employees
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High Level Features
We have a ton of great features, here are a few highlights.
Publish Once
Easy to use multi-lingual, targeted publishing that goes across all of your channels – from Intranet, Teams, Mobile, Newsletter, and more.
Segment Your Content
Organize your content into topics and align its importance to audiences, so that every post gets to the right person.
Define Audiences
Define groups of users who can see content, could see content, or must see content.
Must-Read Content
Sparrow’s Mandatory and Compliance features make sure that users must read the content, regardless of where they are.
Multi-Lingual Content and Comments
If you’re organization has multi-lingual needs, go no further. Sparrow provides multi-lingual publishing for communicators and language-preference options for readers.
Engagement
Every post can have reactions, comments, upvoting, and more.
Crisis Management
At Sparrow, we don’t just see the sunny side of communications. Check our Crisis Center functionality page for more details.
Pre-Publishing Analytics
Get an idea of how your posts are going to do even before you publish.
Analytics and Reports
From compliance reports to understanding trends to breaking down an individual post’s performance across all channels, Sparrow has it.

Why we are different
Once upon a time, we went down the path of being the best Intranet product out there. We tried to be the best mobile app out there. Then we started hearing what our customers went through every day. We stopped thinking about what we were offering and started listening to the problems communicators were trying to solve. We regrouped and decided we would focus on solving communications and connecting people, which has only become even more important due to COVID.
Everyone hates spam, yet email is still the most common communication mechanism within an organization. Hardly anyone goes to the Intranet, yet we continue to make new ones hoping THIS TIME it will be different.
We stepped back and noticed that while every organization is unique, they all need the same things:
- a simple way to target their different audiences,
- organize and segment their content,
- the ability to reach people where they were spending their time (Intranet, Microsoft Teams, on mobile, or elsewhere).
We are different because we don’t look at the world through the lens of technology; we look at it through the eyes of a communicator.