Sociabble vs Yell Advocacy

Sociabble is now called the Poppulo Experience Platform. The platform combines employee communications, intranet, advocacy, recognition, AI-powered knowledge and digital signage for desk-based and frontline employees, including workers without corporate email. Its mobile app provides targeted feeds and push notifications, plus likes, comments, topic opt-ins, chats, recognition, rewards and analytics. One-to-one and group chats support up to 1,000 participants, and a semi-offline mode serves areas with limited connectivity. Content can be distributed through Teams, SharePoint, Viva and Outlook, while SharePoint documents can appear in a mobile-first repository. APIs and MCP servers connect third-party tools, with ServiceNow, Workday and Salesforce named as examples. Poppulo says its security framework aligns with ISO 27001, SOC 2 Type 2 and ISO/IEC 42001. It also describes TLS 1.2-or-higher encryption in transit, AES 256 at rest, SAML 2.0 SSO, Okta, OpenID Connect and IP whitelisting, depending on product. Pricing is tailored to network size, support, services and hardware. Existing customers retain their contacts and support channels.

Yell Advocacy gives employees a workspace of approved brand content to personalize and share, while program owners can track participation and program activity. Owners can add company news, thought leadership, culture, recruiting material, events, and customer stories. Employees select a network, edit an approved caption, then share through that network’s own app; Advocacy does not post from personal profiles. Editable share kits and network-specific options support preparation for sharing. Pixel searches the approved library and recommends available content without creating unapproved campaigns. Reporting tracks confirmed shares, active advocates, content readiness, points, and activity; a leaderboard ranks advocates by confirmed activity and points and includes every team member. The product lists seven networks, with LinkedIn, X, and Facebook as examples. Live authorization and automatic publishing are not enabled, and third-party app sync is not connected in this release. It is an installable web app, not a native app-store download, and runs on Android, iOS, macOS, web, and Windows. The 14-day preview needs no card, but checkout is unavailable. Listed monthly package previews start at $21 a month; no free plan is offered.