Clinked Review

Clinked is a cloud-based client portal and collaboration tool. It enables teams, project groups and business clients to all collaborate efficiently on documents and files from within a secure cloud environment. Collaborative: integrate & share content, conversations and decisions: - Team member activity updates, e.g. file uploads, updates, comments, requests etc displayed in real-time activity streams & customisable email notifications. - Feedback, comments, approval requests etc are neatly integrated with the project team content in a central location. - Ability to "follow" content to receive notifications, and "unfollow" content when no longer requiring email notifications. - Dashboard view to easily see activity on all project groups, accounts etc. File Sharing: overcome the burden of emailing large attachments or disintegrated feedback from team members by centralizing the files in centralised project file: - View files instantaneously without need for downloading eg MS Office, PDF, and any video file formats. - Multiple file uploading, via the Clinked file uploading tool or simply forward the email with attachments straight into your project group. - Version control with easy roll-back capabilities. - Password protect on files/folders. - "Follow" files of particular interest, which prompts email notifications. - Lock files from being edited. - Universal search functionality to find keywords even within files. Project Management support tools: - Set up tasks, assign to team members, approve/reject tasks. - Create meetings within the project team, invite members, accept / reject meetings. - Event calendar integrates with iCalendar. - Ability to comment on tasks / events within the project group. Highest possible file security: - 256 bit SSL encryption to access content on Clinked. - ISO27001, SAS70 & PCI certified. - GDPR compliant. - FISMA and FIPs certified, meaning Clinked comply with US federal government customer requirements. - User permission management ranging from defining which team members should have access to files, by when, etc, up to making files public and indexed by search engines.