Opzi. Opzi: A Quora For The Enterprise. Within businesses, employees can share information over email, and through collaboration platforms like Yammer, Salesforce’s Chatter and others.
But Q&A platforms like Quora have recently taken off as a centralized knowledge repository for a vast number of topics that is easily searchable. Today at TechCrunch Disrupt, Opzi is launching a Q&A platform designed specially for businesses. Opzi, which was incubated at Y Combinator, is essentially a white-label Q&A site that any organization can use internally to store questions and answers about their business processes. Opzi demos Quora-like Q&A platform for businesses. Opzi, which provides a question-and-answer platform similar to Quora for enterprise customers, is betting that companies relying on email and services like Salesforce’s Chatter for quick answers have exhausted employees to the point of jumping on board the service.
Opzi founder Euwyn Poon demoed the product at TechCrunch Disrupt in San Francisco today. The platform serves as a way for employees to ask and answer questions, providing a company with a crowd-sourced FAQ for how to run the business or tackle technical problems any employee might run into. Users log in with a corporate email address and search for answers using keywords. Opzi Presentation.