Modo
Create a unified, branded campus or workplace app with Modo, the leading Digital Engagement Platform.
Est 2010|Valuation $130.5M|Raised $31.4M
Create a unified, branded campus or workplace app with Modo, the leading Digital Engagement Platform.
Published Aug 14, 2026
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Search results for "Modo" include references to unrelated entities (e.g., a 3D modeling product, gambling/sweepstakes sites). These unrelated references can create noise in reputation checks. Use specific search terms (e.g., product-specific phrases or campus app identifiers) to reduce false positives when validating third-party sentiment.
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The vendor states it is used by large organizations and operates in multiple countries; independent verification of customer counts varies by source quality.
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Download full report →Large enterprise scale claims: Some vendor case studies reference large employee counts and claims of engagement gains. The case studies often lack baseline metrics, time frames, and attribution methodologies, making it difficult to quantify the vendor's direct contribution to reported outcomes.
ServiceNow integration: The vendor positions itself as a mobile-first front end for ServiceNow service delivery in some case studies. Integration success is dependent on ServiceNow configuration, data taxonomy, and process maturity; case studies typically do not enumerate integration failure modes or maintenance responsibilities.
Named organization mentions: Vendor materials reference recognizable organizations in thought leadership or learning contexts. These mentions do not always equate to active, full-scale deployments; procurement teams should request references with details on deployment scope and duration.
Modo Labs provides a mobile-first platform used to build and run branded apps and portals for two main domains:
Modo positions itself as a configurable, low-code platform with integrations (including ITSM such as ServiceNow) and a focus on delivering a single interface across multiple systems. The vendor maintains a Trust Center for information about its security posture and enterprise controls.
Important naming ambiguity: "Modo" is also used by unrelated products/brands (e.g., a 3D modeling tool named Modo, gambling/sweepstakes site discussions, and other "Modo" companies). This report focuses on Modo Labs (the vendor's website); some review sites and community threads can mix entities under the same name.