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Share insights with your team

How to organize, curate, and share industry insights as a team in Feedly

When you add your team to Feedly, your make your research and intelligence process more collaborative and organized. 

In this article, we’re breaking down the top ways that Feedly Business and Enterprise users can get the most out of Feedly with their teams.

Bookmark and save insightful content to Team Boards

Team Boards are the private spaces where you and your team can save the best content you discover in Feedly or on the web. You can bookmark, organize, and annotate content to share insights across your team and organization.

Save an article to your Team Boards based on the topic, project, client, or area.

We recommend keeping each board focused on a specific project, client, or area you’re monitoring.

The more organized and focused your Team Boards are, the better you’ll be able to leverage Leo’s Like Board skill, which trains Leo, your AI research assistant, to prioritize articles similar to those you’ve saved in the past.

Tag teammates and annotate articles

Highlight and add notes to any article you save to a board to make it easy for anyone on your team to scan.

Tag teammates so that they see the content that’s most relevant to them. Here’s a step-by-step guide on adding notes and tagging teammates via email or Slack from inside Feedly.

Articles saved to boards never expire, so you’ll be able to revisit these notes and highlights whenever you need them.

Tag your teammates with notes and highlight sections of the article

Publish newsletters directly from boards

Team Newsletters are one of Feedly’s most popular features. You can turn Team Boards into newsletters that automatically send a summary of the content that has been recently added to that board. 

You can also choose whether you want notes and highlights to be included in the Team Newsletter.

You can adjust the sending days, times, and formatting of each newsletter. 

Plus, you’ll be able to send regular newsletters to people outside your team — just add their email address.

This is what one newsletter looks like in a team member’s inbox.

Find out more about the options for turning your Team Boards into curated newsletters

Here are some examples of how 4 teams use newsletters to share the most valuable content in different industries.

Publish content to Slack and Microsoft Teams

Connect your team’s Feedly account to Slack so that specific channels get notifications when a team member adds an article to a board.

Choose the Slack channel where board notifications will be posted.

Let a team member know about an important story or opportunity by tagging them in your article notes. You can mention a Slack user who isn’t a member of the Feedly team, but must be a part of the Slack team.

You can also integrate Team Boards with the Microsoft Teams integration.

Share content to social networks with Buffer and Hootsuite

Leverage all the great content you’re already collecting and curating as a team. Share articles using Buffer and Hootsuite.

Share articles saved to a specific board using Buffer.

Automate your workflows with Zapier

Use Zapier to connect your Feedly to over 750 other apps and services. The possibilities are (almost) endless, but Zapier is especially useful to connect Feedly to apps where we don’t have a direct integration, like WordPress.

You can also connect Feedly with your Trello workflows.

For more advanced workflows and integrations, Feedly Enterprise users can use the Feedly API for more advanced integration use cases. The content of Feedly boards, feeds, and Leo priorities can be accessed via the API to publish content to an intranet, or run deeper analytics. 

Now it’s your turn. Start using these integrations and see how powerful your team can be when you share intelligence and insights in Feedly.

Smart teams share insights in Feedly   

When you invite your team to Feedly, it becomes a powerful platform for collaborative knowledge sharing and insight gathering. Break down silos in your organization by sharing high-value information across teams.

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