Unison

Fix your group email problem

Unison "rooms" are a faster and more organized way to talk as a team. Unlike painful group email threads, Unison keeps everyone on the same page and getting results, instead of battling your inbox. Test drive unison for free

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"Slick live updates, organized chat rooms, and
an intuitive interface. We liked what we saw."
"A completely new take - instead of basing it
around people, it's now around 'rooms'."
"A sleek enterprise application that boosts
productivity and collaboration in the office"
"... a serendipitous experience but also
without the excess noise and distraction."
"Enterprise social network Unison is going mobile
to compete with Yammer, Chatter, Podio."
"If you're looking to cut costs and want a solid collaboration
app, Unison is a fine way to get everyone on the same page."
"A particularly accurate sense of which users are
available and ... the work that they're doing"

Why use Unison?

Unison replaces your email threads with something faster and more organized. Bloomberg TV recently interviewed our CEO Manlio Carrelli on why so many teams and companies are switching to Unison:

Why Unison is different

Unison is a faster and more organized way for teams to work together from different places. Post updates, get feedback and talk live instantly from your smartphone, tablet or computer:

How Unison compares

Unison is faster and better organized than instant messaging or social networks. It will speed up the way your team shares and gets feedback. Unison keeps teams on the same page:

Business instant messengers

Campfire, HipChat etc
Unison
Enterprise social network

Yammer, Chatter etc

Super organized
Separate spaces for each project, issue or team	Yes, create multiple chat groups	Yes, create as many Unison "rooms" as you need — and control the membership of each	Products oriented around a single noisy stream of updates, not on separate spaces
Each space organized into multiple threads	No, just a single, long jumble of chat messages in each space	Unison "rooms" contain posts, with comments under each — easier to follow and organize	Posts with comments: easier to follow
See who is "in" each space and thread right now	No live presence-awareness	See who is "in" the room and specific thread with you right now	No separate rooms with presence, just a single noisy stream of people
Post and talk: Text Docs and files Images Voice notes	No voice notes	All available from computer, smartphone, tablet, including ability to send voice notes in chats or into rooms	No voice notes
Easily add people outside your company	Mostly designed for internal group discussions	Create secure, shared rooms with clients, vendors, contractors, etc	Clunky "external group" function, bolted on as an afterthought
Convenient, secure messaging
Text, audio, video chat one-to-one	Text only	Chat by text, voice or video	Text only
Group voice conferences with one click	No live voice or video — need to schedule a conference call (ugh)	Start a team call from a computer, smartphone or tablet. Works in Chrome without a plugin	No live voice or video — need to schedule a conference call (ugh)
256-bit encryption for security
High speed
Rapid messaging		Fast IM with correct read/unread status	Web-only IM; no accurate read/unread flags
Real-time free/busy status to see availability	Often inaccurate	Instantly updates green/orange/red across all devices, based on user's actual presence	Horribly inaccurate — apps fundamentally not designed for realtime usage or to track presence
Instant syncing of all content across all devices	Slower than Unison, poor/no device sync	Zero lag time, content refreshes in real time and "follows" you across devices	Sloooooow, need to refresh the screen manually to see updated content
Works anywhere
Full suite of apps for: Web (Chrome, FF, IE, Safari, others) Windows Mac iOS Android	Some apps	Fast, native apps on all platforms	Slow, crashy desktop apps, often based on Adobe AIR

Fix your group email problem

Why use Unison?

Why Unison is different

How Unison compares

Business instant messengers

Unison

Enterprise social network