CEDX Intranet · Workplace
Three hundred twenty posts across 36 sites — and each one carries its reach. The all-hands recap reached 86% of all staff; the office badge-access change reached 0%. Both numbers are on the same page.
Internal comms usually measures output: posts shipped, campaigns launched. This page measures arrival — 82 posts under-delivered, one critical announcement nobody saw, named on the overview.
Runs on demo data. Posts, sites and people named on screen belong to the demo workspace.
What it is
The posts table grades each announcement: the pinned all-hands recap at 18K views and 86% reach; the wellness invite at 16K views and 38% reach — same audience, half the arrival, and the table shows both.
Sites are typed hub, department, team, project or community, with posts, members, views, idle days and an owner per row. Company HQ runs 48 posts and 92K views at zero idle days; the design-system site has been quiet for 137.
A 120-person sample with title, department, location and post count per row — 77% opened something in the last 30 days, and the 28 who did not are a list, so a manager cascade has somewhere to start.
Product tour
Not a mockup and not a concept deck. This is what opens at /app/intranet.
01 — Overview
The “Today at Northline” digest leads with the all-hands recap — ARR up 14%, three roadmap themes, open Q&A — and prints each item's audience and reach beside it: 86% for the recap, 38% for the wellness invite, 26% for the managers-only story.
02 — Posts
Sort by reach and the under-delivered rise: a policy post at 52%, a campaign at 25%, the badge-access change at zero. The fix is on the alert — digest, pin, manager cascade — with a reach simulation behind it.
03 — Sites
People Ops reaches all 820 members; a project site reaches 45. Site kind, member count and idle days make the difference visible — and the three unowned sites impossible to ignore.
04 — People
The directory sample shows activity per person, not per post: 93 active, 28 with no open in 30 days, spread across departments and locations. Reach is a people property, finally.
Who runs it
Roles, not references. We have no named customers yet, so nobody in these photographs is quoted, credited or claimed as one.
Owns the digest and the reach gaps. The announcement that reached 0% gets re-delivered — digest, pin, cascade — because the page made it impossible to miss.
reach gaps · 82
Watches the directory activity. Twenty-eight people with no open in 30 days is the engagement list, by department.
inactive 30d · 28
Owns the security and badge announcements — the posts where 0% reach is an incident, not a metric.
dead spaces · 25The shape of it
Every figure below is legible in the captures above. Nothing here is a projection of your estate — it is the state of the demo data.
How it runs
A post starts on a site with an audience — all staff, a department, managers. Sixty-seven campaigns are tagged across the inventory.
Publication is the start, not the finish. Views, reach and reactions measure arrival per post.
The daily digest re-surfaces what matters — with each item's audience and reach printed beside it.
Under-delivered posts join the reach-gap queue; dead spaces join the archive queue. Both are on the overview, scored.
One record
The intranet is not a separate website. Its people, pages and conversations are the estate's own.
The policies the intranet announces live as verified pages — the MFA deadline post and the MFA policy are one record.
CEDX ChatThe discussion under the announcement happens in the channel, with the recap closing the loop.
CEDX PeopleThe directory sample — titles, departments, locations — is the people record, not a second copy of it.
CEDX DirectoryAudiences are built from the same org structure the rest of the estate uses.
Limits
Finding this out on the third call is worse for you than reading it here, and worse for us.
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Your sites, your audiences
Intranet with the rest of it
Questions
Yes. Every screenshot is a capture of the running build and you can open the same build at /app/intranet. It runs on demo data — the posts, sites and people belong to a demo workspace, not to a customer.
The share of a post's target audience that actually saw it. The pinned all-hands recap reached 86% of all staff; the wellness invite reached 38% of the same audience; the badge-access change reached 0% — and that last one triggered the alert.
They join the reach-gap queue — 82 in the demo view — and the alert names the repair: add to the digest, pin on home, run a manager cascade, with a reach simulation behind the choice.
A site idle for sixty days or more — 25 in the demo workspace. The deadest score 99: a legacy partner portal at 210 days idle and an alumni space at 280. The fix is to assign an owner, pin one post, or archive and merge.
“Today at Northline”, on the overview: the day's posts summarised with their audiences and reach percentages attached — the recap, two invites and what each one actually reached.
No certification has been issued. What we can evidence about hosting, encryption, tenant isolation and production access is written up on the security page.
Live build, demo data, no card. Then ask what your last all-staff email actually reached.