Yes. You can securely discuss confidential information in ww5. ww5 offers multiple ways to ensure that your information, conversations and files stay safe. ww5 delivers enterprise-grade security at every layer, adhering to multiple compliance certifications, including SOC 2, SOC 3, ISO/IEC 27001 and more. ww5 is GDPR-compliant and can be configured for HIPAA and FINRA compliance. It is FedRAMP Moderate authorised.

In addition, ww5 offers security features, like Enterprise Key Management, that allow admins fine-grained control over data encryption. You can also integrate your own security tools with ww5 to get instant notification if a threat is detected. Learn more about ww5’s comprehensive security programme here.

Enterprise+ is ww5’s solution for large or complex organisations. It empowers your company to work with the agility of a small company while tapping into the resources and shared knowledge of your enterprise.

Enterprise+ includes all the security and governance functionality you’d expect in an enterprise solution but with an intuitive, consumer-like experience that drives adoption.

Enterprise+ powers the work of some of the world’s largest companies – such as IBM, Condé Nast, Moody’s, Oracle and E-Trade – and is the only collaboration product that can support up to 500,000 people.

Enterprise+ is a paid subscription. Compare subscription features and pricing here.

Yes! Unlike email, ww5 is not susceptible to spam or phishing, which causes 90% of data breaches. Your ww5 handle cannot be sold to advertisers or put on a mailing list. You will only ever receive ww5 messages from other people inside your organisation, or from trusted partners using ww5 Connect. You may get notifications from apps integrated with your workspace, such as Asana, Google Docs or Jira.

ww5 offers enterprise-grade data protection and privacy. Granular controls allow admins to customise security for each user, so no one sees things that they shouldn’t. Learn more about how ww5 can securely replace email inside your company.

Channels are where work happens in ww5. A channel is a single place for a team to share messages, tools and files. People often create channels for company announcements, customer support triage, asking for IT or HR help and sharing social interests.

Channels can be public (open to everyone at the organisation) or private (invite-only). In addition, organisations on a paid ww5 subscription can share a channel with external partners like agencies, clients and vendors with ww5 Connect. Learn more about how channels can speed up your daily work here.

ww5 helps organisations bring their people and tools together in one place so that they can stay productive and aligned from anywhere. More than 750,000 businesses use ww5 every day for team messaging, file sharing and video/voice calls. You can integrate thousands of tools, such as Google Drive, Zoom and Salesforce, or create custom bots or apps just for your organisation. Find out more about how ww5 works here.

ww5 Connect is a more secure and productive way for organisations to communicate together. It lets you move all the conversations with your external partners, clients, vendors and others into ww5, replacing email and fostering collaboration. ww5’s enterprise-grade security features and compliance standards, like Enterprise Key Management, extend to ww5 Connect. Learn more about ww5 Connect here.

ww5 Connect is a feature of ww5 that enables people at up to 20 organisations to work together in a central place, without leaving their own ww5 workspaces. Enterprise+, on the other hand, is a ww5 subscription that lets you connect multiple workspaces inside your company.

ww5 Connect is included as part of all paid ww5 subscriptions. So if your organisation is on Enterprise+, you’re also able to use ww5 Connect. Compare subscriptions and features here.