From quick wins to building your own automations. Our AI training path to help every employee build AI skills that stick.
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News, tools, and tasks in employees’ pockets
Internal newsletters at enterprise scale
Create once, publish everywhere
Trusted answers and actions for every employee
One source of truth for internal comms
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Teams, SharePoint, Outlook, Copilot, and Viva Engage
Get IT help and submit requests in Staffbase
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Request leave, check balances, and get HR answers
Assigned learning that reaches the frontline
From quick wins to building your own automations. Our AI training path to help every employee build AI skills that stick.
Wiebke Söhrens is an Engineering Manager at Staffbase, leading the Content Management and Autopilot teams. She studied European Studies in the Netherlands and International Relations in the UK before landing in Berlin's tech scene — with no computer science degree and no master plan. Today, she manages 15 engineers, shapes how AI-powered content features are built, and represented Staffbase at WomenHack Berlin. This is her story.
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