How you can use your own AI agents to power your tchop community
Picture this: you tell an AI agent, “Create a survey asking…
Microsoft Teams is not your employee app
Teams works for knowledge workers. But 80% of your workforce has no corporate email or M365 licence. In 2025, that gap now also means no Copilot.
Personalized employee experiences need more content. A Lot More.
Five user groups: production, office, field staff, warehouse, and management. A…
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Gen Z is sceptical of AI-generated content, and your employees are following. The organisations winning employee attention right now are publishing real human voices, not polished AI copy.
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New Public’s 2026 research maps the end of the algorithmic feed era and what the shift means for internal comms teams and community builders.
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The tchop MCP Server lets you manage content, push notifications, and community moderation from Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible AI assistant. No coding required. Setup takes under 10 minutes.
tchop connects with Memberful and Outseta out of the box. Thanks to open APIs, any other membership platform integrates in days.
What an employee communication app is, how to choose one, and the best options for mid-market and deskless teams. EU-hosted, GDPR, live in 8 to 12 weeks.
An intranet stores information. An employee app reaches people. The real difference, when you need each, and how to choose for a distributed workforce.
Gartner forecasts 40% of enterprise apps will embed AI agents by end of 2026. For internal comms, the buyer question shifts from “do you use AI?” to “what does your AI sound like and who reviews what it sends?”