Pingboard Org Chart Software
| Developer(s) | Pingboard Inc |
|---|---|
| Engine | |
| Type | Human Resources |
| License | Subscription only |
| Website | pingboard |
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Pingboard, is real-time org chart software that makes it easy to build professional looking org charts. Keep company org charts in sync with HR software automatically, replacing the need to make org charts manually using flow charting applications like Visio or LucidChart. Org charts can be shared with specific people, kept private or accessed by all employees via a native mobile org chart app. Employee information can be updated by the employees themselves or by administrators.
Software overview[edit]
Headquartered in Austin, Texas, Pingboard is a privately held company created by a team of engineers. The company emerged from Capital Thought, a venture by serial entrepreneurs Joshua Baer, Jason Cohen, and Bill Boebel.[1] Pingboard raised $2.2 million in seed funding[2] from Silverton Partners.[3] Pingboard was designed to help companies organize their employees and departments, develop hiring and succession plans, and share this information on the corporate org chart.
Product features[edit]
Pingboard features a drag-and-drop interface and real-time collaboration capabilities for planning and visualizing an entire organization.
Cloud-based[edit]
Pingboard is cloud-based, so it requires no downloads or software updates. Work is saved automatically in the cloud, and multiple users can work simultaneously on a single document, similar to the way Google Drive or Microsoft's Office 365 functions.
Collaboration[edit]
Pingboard employs collaborative planning functionality within the org chart software. Administrators and managers can create private planning org charts to assist with company growth, downsizing, or reorganizing a business without leaking sensitive information to the rest of the organization.[4]
Putting a Face to a Name[edit]
Pingboard allows users to put a face to a name in an office where employees often have no idea who is working just a few desks away.[5]
Mobile Applications[edit]
Pingboard Supports iOS and Android native applications for knowing who is who and who does what within an organization. Both mobile application platforms fully support all org chart and directory functionality for subscription plans that allow such plan.[6]
Printing and Sharing[edit]
Pingboard allows printing to vector PDFs as well as PNG images. It also supports sharing via obfuscated URLs
Supported Org Chart Cards[edit]
Pingboard supports people, placeholders, to-be-hired roles, multiple managers, dotted line reporting, shared roles, teams and departments, and assistants. Pingboard's org chart software also supports color customizations, drag and drop UI building, and summary counts.
Integrations[edit]
Pingboard offers integrations with many Human Resource Information Systems and Identity Management Providers. Pingboard can sync data from ADP, Google Apps, Okta, Microsoft Azure Active Directory, OneLogin, and via CSV import. Pingboard also supports Single Sign On through Google Apps, SAML 2.0, Okta, OneLogin, and ADP.
References[edit]
- ↑ Capital Factory, Austin Texas
- ↑ Software maker Pingboard raises $2.2M - TechCrunch January 2014
- ↑ Silverton Partners - Silverton Partners
- ↑ "Create Planning Org Charts". Pingboard. 13 March 2018.
- ↑ Nouri, Cameron (24 March 2017). "Learn to remember names and faces with Who's Who game". Pingboard.
- ↑ "Org Chart App". Pingboard. 10 June 2018.
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