More ways to make recognition a daily practice
Strengthen connection and belonging by integrating recognition into the flow of work so it becomes visible, shareable, and a natural part of how people interact—across teams, locations, and geographies.

Strengthen connection and belonging by integrating recognition into the flow of work so it becomes visible, shareable, and a natural part of how people interact—across teams, locations, and geographies.
Help recognition flow in every direction (up, down, and sideways), to improve trust and connection.
A live feed of achievements lets employees post a win, boost points, like, comment, and share.
Infuse recognition into everyday work with pre-built or custom integrations and open APIs.
Celebrate with crowdsourced Yearbooks that feature messages, photos, and videos from friends.
Let employees post recognition to LinkedIn, showcasing your culture to the world (and future hires).
Make recognition accessible on the go to ensure frontline employees stay connected and feel included.
Give employees a personalized look back at what they gave, received, and the impact it made.
Infuse recognition into everyday work with pre-built or custom integrations and open APIs.
"The joy shared on LinkedIn is overwhelming and completely unsolicited. This kind of joy can’t be measured in percentages. It’s not about money—it comes from the heart and reflects the genuine appreciation we’re advocating,"
“The Wall of Fame has changed our expectations. I overhear employees comparing their Applause points. There was no consistency in usage earlier. Now it’s more formal, and employees are aware if they do good work, they’ll get recognized. It works for everyone: the person giving the recognition as well as the ones receiving it.”
“The reaction of employees is overwhelmingly positive. From fresh design feedback to the surge in recognition moments and LinkedIn posts, we see genuine excitement and cultural ownership across the company.”
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