What is the name of Facebook's enterprise communication platform?

Facebook’s enterprise communication platform was called Workplace. It was designed as a work-focused version of Facebook’s familiar social tools, giving organizations a private space for posts, groups, messaging, file sharing, and video or audio conferencing.

The service was first announced in January 2015 under the name Facebook at Work. It officially launched as Workplace in October 2016, and was later renamed Workplace from Meta after Facebook, Inc. became Meta Platforms. Workplace accounts were separate from personal Facebook accounts, even though the service used related technology and a familiar news-feed style.

A common mix-up is Facebook at Work, which was the earlier beta name rather than the final product name. Workplace was also different from Facebook Messenger and Facebook Groups, which are primarily consumer products. Meta announced that Workplace would be discontinued by May 2026, making the name historically important even though the platform is being sunset.