Innoslate vs Abacus: Which is a better fit?

Solid and reliable product functionality, with good tailorability and extensive interfaces.

Connectivity between failed spec requirements and influence to risk matrix, and similar integrated functions. That would be a game changer.

Innoslate is easy to use. The interface is great and starting with the software is very easy.

Struggling to characterize any shortcomings encountered in operations so far.

I like the diagramming visuals and abilities. The categorization of the projects if very convenient.

It's got so much going on that I have trouble finding what I want.

This product contains many useful features that is used in the industry and presents them in the best ways.

Descriptions of) options for tailoring behavior are very limited. No community for sharing extensions.

Overall I am happy with the app and the ease of use. It doesn’t take long to enter expenses and the organization of it is great.

The odd time it was hard to upload pictures. I couldn't drag and drop the image.

Super easy to navigate and use, from my very first time hopping in and using it, I knew exactly where to go and click. Menus are visible and clear.

It is a little annoying when it doesn’t recognize the merchant that I am entering especially if it is a frequently used merchant. I then have to go in and manually enter the business myself.

I found it extremely easy to use to upload my expenses. It was very straightforward and I would highly recommend it.

Some options are confusing but that could be on the company set up.

App is easy and intuitive, reimbursements are quick, integration with QBO is seamless.

The only difficulty I experienced with using Abacus was getting it to connect properly to my bank account, but that hiccup was minor.