Scompler launches a marketplace and strengthens its operating system for strategic communication

For the first time, the Scompler Marketplace gives communications teams a central hub where they can discover, activate, and manage all integrations—transforming fragmented tools into a connected, strategically manageable system.

Munich, April 29, 2026 – Scompler, the leading provider of Strategic Communication Management (SCOM), introduces the Scompler Marketplace. This new central hub enables communications teams, for the first time, to discover, activate, and manage all integrations in one place. With this, Scompler addresses a key challenge in modern communication: a fragmented tool landscape that is difficult to oversee and coordinate—and which becomes more complex with every new application.

From Fragmented Tools to Clear ControlToday, communications teams work with a wide range of specialized tools—from social media and content management to analytics and employee experience platforms. What’s missing is the connection between them: a unified view, clear control, and consistent use across teams and channels.

This is exactly where the Scompler Marketplace comes in. Instead of fragmented setups and hidden integrations, teams now have a central location where all available connections are visible, searchable, and ready to use.

"The Marketplace brings to light what was previously hidden—and gives teams control over their entire tool ecosystem," says Darya Yurevich, Product Manager at Scompler. "An operating system isn’t built on more features, but on connectivity and control. That’s exactly what the Marketplace does. It’s the step that transforms Scompler from a standalone tool into a platform that ties everything together."

What this means for teamsFor the first time, communications teams can see at a glance which integrations are available and active—and can try out new features right away without needing additional coordination. In practice, this means: the foundation for direct publishing to connected channels, a centralized overview of publications and their performance within the system, and analytics to inform strategic decisions—all without leaving the work context.

This fundamentally changes the way communications teams work: less effort spent on coordinating between tools, and more focus on content, decision-making, and impact.

Administrators manage all connections centrally, monitor access, and reduce the manual effort previously required for every change.

At the same time, this provides partners and developers with a clear framework for developing their own integrations in a structured manner and integrating them into the Scompler ecosystem.

A Growing EcosystemAt launch, the Marketplace includes integrations across all key areas of communications work—including social media (e.g., LinkedIn, Instagram), asset management (e.g., Google Drive, SharePoint, or specialized DAM solutions such as Frontify), content management systems, analytics, and employee experience platforms.

Alongside the Marketplace, Scompler is launching a Developer Portal that enables partners, customers, and development teams to build integrations tailored to their specific needs—or to contribute them to the Scompler ecosystem. The integration needs of communications teams vary widely—and evolve as they mature. The Marketplace is therefore designed as a system that grows alongside the needs of its users.

"Communication doesn't fail because of a lack of tools—it fails because those tools aren't connected," says Björn Bröhl, CEO of Scompler. "The Marketplace is our solution to this problem: it turns fragmented tools into a manageable system—and makes Scompler the central orchestration layer."

The Scompler Marketplace is now available to all customers at no additional cost. Individual apps in the Marketplace are either free or require a fee, depending on the provider and the features offered. All apps can be tested for 30 days with just one click.For more information about the Scompler Marketplace: https://scompler.com/marketplace/

About Scompler:Scompler is the leading provider of Strategic Communication Management (SCOM). Since its founding in Munich in 2018, more than 450 organizations have relied on Scompler’s Software-as-a-Service platform—ranging from DAX-listed companies and global NGOs to public institutions and mid-sized businesses. Scompler enables over 25,000 active users worldwide to combine strategy and execution within a single ecosystem, transforming complexity into clarity—and making communication a true driver of trust, resonance, and business success.For more information about Scompler: scompler.com

Press contact Scompler:Maximilian MiguletzDirector Strategic Communications[email protected]https://www.scompler.com