Caspio vs ProMed: Which is a better fit?

Speaker 1: Hi, my name is John. I'm the communications chair for a not-for-profit organization. We use Caspio to track member data as well as signups for various services that we provide throughout the summer season. I rate Caspio a five out of five. I evaluated Airtable as a potential solution, but found the data limits to be a bit more severe than what we were looking for, and Caspio provided much better flexibility. The reason I chose Caspio was its overall ease of use, the data views, which provided a great amount of flexibility so that I can create data views, put them behind a password protected page on our association's website, and have people who need to get to the information, get to it. I found that super easy. I also like the loading of the product from Excel spreadsheets. That provides a built-in backup for us. And overall, I found the product to be very intuitive. The onboarding process was pretty straightforward. I was able to define tables that I wanted. I already had a basic design for how the database would be structured. I read some of the onboarding materials and really just played around with it, and I was up and running probably in a couple of days. I think if you are an organization with low transaction volumes and you just want to get your feet wet, Caspio is perfect. The free version supports low, but manageable volumes. Super easy. You can get up and running in a short amount of time, and it really provides a tremendous amount of flexibility. I'm very happy with the product.