Eggy has partnered with leading Australian employee engagement platform, Prosper EX.

Servicing more than 100,000 individual users to supercharge employee engagement, inking a deal with the fast-growing 'culturetech' tool was a win-win according to Eggy's founders, Dr Kate Morgan and Kirk Reynoldson.

The partnership was forged after the couple received feedback from HR executives, who were using Eggy for personal use, that the app would be a great fit for businesses wanting to centralise all their worktech tools and communications.

“Prosper EX were introduced to us via a mutual business connection who could see that we would be a good pairing. We soon learnt that most of their customers were experiencing the same problems that we could solve regarding worktech centralisation and segmented communications for deskless workforces,” Dr Morgan said.

As the nature of work continues to evolve and workforces become more tech-enabled, organizations must adapt to meet the changing needs of their employees. 

“This partnership between Eggy and Prosper EX is a testament to the commitment to innovation and the understanding that employee engagement goes beyond traditional HR practices,” said Will Moorhouse, CEO and founder of Prosper EX.

By combining the strengths of the Prosper EX employee engagement platform with Eggy’s unique life organizing communication app, the companies aim to transform the future of work. 

“Organizations can now empower their employees to thrive in both their professional and personal lives, creating a workplace that values holistic well-being and fosters genuine connections,” said Mr Moorhouse.

Read the full article at The Courier Mail here.