Officevibe & Pingboard are now Workleap
The tools you were looking for

Team Health & Feedback
- Weekly pulse surveys, automated cadence
- Manager nudges and action recommendations
- GoodVibes peer recognition
- Custom questions and team segmentation
- 15 years of engagement benchmarks baked into the model

People & Org
- Interactive org chart, always current
- Employee profiles and directory
- Reporting lines and team structure
- Headcount and planning views
- HRIS integrations (BambooHR, Workday, and more)
Engagement data has always been good at telling HR what's going on.
Officevibe surveys. Pingboard org charts. You most likely know those. Workleap is what we built around them, so the insight doesn't stop at a dashboard. It reaches the manager directly, in time to have a real conversation or to make a better people-oriented decision.
That's what you're evaluating.

A toolkit to make your managers better at their jobs
Briefing
Meetings & 1:1s
Goals
Performance Reviews
Good Vibes
Action Plans
Analytics
What teams say *after switching*.
See if it fits *your team*.
30 minutes. Your team size, your situation. We'll show you what it actually looks like in practice.
Everything you need to know
Officevibe became Workleap. Same surveys, same methodology, same history. What changed is what happens after the scores come in. They reach the manager directly now, with a suggested action. HR doesn't have to relay anything.
The org chart tells you who reports to whom. It won't tell you whether those managers are actually working. That's the gap Workleap fills.
No. Start with one module. Most teams expand later when they see how the pieces connect, but nobody pushes them to.
It prepares the work so managers don't have to go looking. Low recognition scores, the system drafts the message and surfaces who to recognize. Engagement drops two pulses in a row, the manager gets a suggested next step. No dashboard to interpret.
Small HR teams get hurt most when things slip through unnoticed. The platform catches early signals and prepares the follow-up. You stay informed without managing another workflow.
No. They became Workleap. The products are still there. Workleap is what was built around them.





