Intranet
An intranet is a private internal website used by employees to access documents, forms, communication tools, and internal updates. It acts as the central hub for day-to-day operations within an organization.
Intranets are built for staff - not the public. They support communication, streamline workflows, and reduce dependency on email or file shares by providing a searchable single source of truth.
For a banking-specific definition, see What Is a Financial Institution Intranet?
What's Included in a Typical Intranet?
- Secure login and access control
- Document management with version history
- Staff directories and department pages
- Smart forms and automated workflow routing
- Announcements, alerts, calendars, and internal blogs
Why Intranets Matter
A modern intranet helps employees find what they need quickly, reduces email clutter, and ensures critical documents and policies are always up to date. It's one of the most important internal tools an organization can invest in.
Whether you're a growing business or a regulated financial institution, an intranet keeps internal operations running smoothly and securely.
Explore how SimplifyIT powers modern intranets for banks, credit unions, and more