AgilityPortal Chat

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Message colleagues in direct chats and channels with searchable history, mentions, and file sharing.

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What it does

AgilityPortal Chat is a messaging add-on in the AgilityPortal employee intranet and digital workplace. Its official page describes direct messages, channels, searchable message history, attachments, mentions, and push notifications. The wider platform lists a Small plan starting at $99 per month and a 14-day trial; the chat add-on itself does not have a separately listed price.

AgilityPortal Chat is designed for internal communication within an employee intranet. Teams can use direct messages and channels, search message history, share attachments, mention coworkers, and receive push notifications. The feature is presented alongside the platform's employee engagement, project, and internal-communications modules, so it sits within a wider digital workplace rather than replacing a standalone chat service.

The pricing page lists platform plans beginning at $99 per month and a 14-day trial, but it does not list a separate price for Chat. Buyers should confirm which platform tier includes the messaging add-on. I reviewed the official chat and pricing pages; I did not create an intranet or test mobile push delivery.

Strengths

  • Direct messages, channels, search, mentions, attachments, and push notifications support everyday internal communication.
  • Chat is connected to a broader employee intranet and engagement workspace.

Watch out for

  • The chat feature has no public standalone price, and the broader platform starts at a paid monthly plan.

Best for

  • Organizations using AgilityPortal for employee communication and internal community features.
  • Teams that want searchable internal messages and attachments within an intranet.

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