Off to Defrag, but here is a quick peek at enterprise microsharing late entrant Co-op, which launched October 20th and narrowly missed inclusion in the Enterprise Microsharing Tools Comparison report we released this morning.

My first impression is that Co-op is a bit like Status with time-tracking and an agenda view, but until we can dig in more I’ve added them to the matrix under the pure-play classification.

Integration with Iridesco’s other tool Harvest means time tracking in Co-op can be used for invoicing. They point out that microsharing can eliminate or reduce routine “status” meetings, and the agenda feature looks especially helpful for this.

Here’s the run-down:

Name: Co-op
Company:
Description: Co-op is a “casual” communication tool for small teams with built-in time tracking capabilities.
Inside Firewall: Will consider if there’s demand
Directory Integration: No
Twitter’s Functions: Most
Groups: Yes
Location: No
Sharing: Links
SMS: No
IM: No
Desktop Client: Future

Smart-phone App: No
Twitter Integration: No
Underlying Software Platform: Ruby on Rails
API: Soon
Twitter Compatible API: Future
Largest Company: N/A
Largest Group: N/A
Pricing /month: Free
Additional Notes: Integrates with Iridesco’s Harvest, a time tracking and invoicing tool. Agenda feature allows teams to plan out their days together, sharing who is working on what and what they will be working on later.

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