New EDGE
Community Forum
To mark the completion of the EDGE 3 rollout globally we have brought a new tool for collaboration to the EDGE Community, a brand-new community forum, we have called Shareedge. The forum is a place for all Users to connect with other Users from the EDGE Community from across the globe and share best practice.
Purpose
The purpose of the EDGE Community Forum is to provide a platform for EDGE users to freely communicate with one another, sharing ideas and tips on using EDGE effectively. This is achieved through the space functionality that the forum offers, allowing individual groups to be set up where discussions can happen.
What groups can I be a part of?
Spaces, also known as groups, are available to join which will generate content for your Forum’s newsfeed. Note: Spaces are set up by the EDGE Team. Currently, we have two groups available for joining. The first is the EDGE Finance Tools working group, run by Mat Davis and Stevie Barre from the EDGE Community. The second is an EDGE Development group, where we are able to post ideas for discussion and feedback. You will also see an Articles group where you can read community features such as Super User Q&A’s, User Top 5 Tips, as well as a space for Events, so we can keep you informed of any upcoming conferences and webinars.
How to access the Community Forum
A User can access the Community Forum through logging into EDGE and going to the ‘Support’ Tab, then clicking ‘Community Forum’. Note: If your email address is used across multiple EDGE accounts, you will only be able to use the Community Forum under one of these accounts, so please ensure you are logged into the correct EDGE account before accessing the Forum. Once logged in, we recommend you update your User Profile, including adding a photo of yourself. Then head to Spaces to join any relevant groups.
If you’re an EDGE User and you are reading this, we hope you join the community forum and enjoy this additional tool. It is something we are planning on expanding over time, bringing you more working groups to be part of and more resources to learn from.