Linchpin Intranet Suite

The unsplash.com feature is great, but the terms of use in larger companies are a big hindrance, so in practice the feature will probably often remain disabled (as it is with us). Therefore, a local linchpin image library, where the communication department could centrally provide corporate design compliant photos and icons would be a great feature for the future :)

We are using "manager" and "deputy" profile fields to link to other users (field type "User select"). Furthermore we have a profile field for "birthday" and "joined" (first working day with the company) of the type "Date input". Unfortunately both field types are currently not supported by the onboarding / profile completion assistant.

As a Confluence administrator, I want to be able to easily navigate to all Linchpin options, so that I don't have to scroll through a giant list (or use Ctrl+F) to find the option I need. Background: Adding Linchpin to Confluence makes administration a mess. For our Confluence admins already familiar with the system, it's even worse, as this is a huge departure from the norm. I myself ALWAYS use Ctrl+F on the admin page since we have installed Linchpin, as it's impossibly organized. We'd suggest nesting administrative options under one item in the left-hand navigation, and having a separate sub-navigation within this for the various Linchpin options. I recognize this would be a huge redesign likely, but would love to see it happen.

As an new employee, i want to see the Employee Manual after my first Login and after the Terms of Use.

As a linchpin admin I would love to have a template collection for various use cases (f.e. for spaces, dashboard,)

We are using the Blueprint Creator to create news based on templates. We would like to add metadata of the Linchpin Enterprise News to the template so it will be easier for our editors to create news in the right way.

To solve a number of bugs, we want to replace the Confluence editor currently in use in the Microblog with our own editor.

The text of the terms of use should be personalized according to the users profile and only be displayed in the according language.

As a Linchpin operator, I want to be able to restrict the use of certain macros, so that users may only use macros they are allowed to use / that are relevant to their work.

As a new user, I want to be onboarded in my language. It does not need to be different content (although this might come in handy in multinational environments :-)