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Caspio is enterprise-ready and trusted by 15,000 companies across all industries and geographies, including regulated industries that must meet HIPAA, FERPA and GDPR requirements.
Teams that want to work smarter and more efficiently on a masterfully intuitive platform.
They seem to want you to be successful, and go the extra mile to help you be successful.
The typical criticism of a technology company would be their inadequate customer service.
The team assigned to manage our transition was caring, courteous and totally focused on a successful implementation of our project.
Some features are on costly tier. Confusing subscription model.
The overall Support structure is also excellent in that the transition from online help to opening a job ticket, and then on to an individual caspio expert is seamless and easy to use.
I don’t like a the option I have with caspio but I’ve used worst before.
Was able to implement with Wix. Feature-rich functionality is very impressive with many great options I had to choose from as I designed our application.
There is a bit of a learning curve if you are unfamiliar with database software. In the beginning I had trouble integrating it into my WordPress website and making it mobile compatible.
It gives our employees different options for what view works best for them for the tasks they're doing, the interface is beautiful, the customer service is great -- very responsive.
Everything is too much grey in grey, they have pain to read (and they hate the dark mode! It's depressing!) the font is too small.
We´re loving the free version and are seriously considering to upgrade. We are a relatively small team, but we´re growing and Clickup so far is looking great for our organization.
Replying via email sometimes not working so i need to use discord for communication.
ClickUp is a great tool for small and mid-sized marketing teams to keep all their projects organized. The best and most important feature we use is custom properties.
Sometime it is pushing unnecessary reminders which are so irritating.
I think the ease of use, i like the simplicity of having it served as a SaaS so i can login whenever i want and get collaboration done. There is also a function to make it work in Msft Teams - great.
When adding new tickets/cards to my boards, I often experienced delays. A couple of times some of the cards I've just added were lost.
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.
Cassandra: My name is Cassandra. I am a market content specialist at Bloom Growth, and our company is around 75 people big, and I would give ClickUp a five out of five. I've used a lot of different project management tools such as Asana, Trello, Monday, JIRA, and all of them pale in comparison. ClickUp really is superior and it's my project management tool of choice. The reasons that I choose ClickUp are kind of far and in between. I was one of the first adopters of ClickUp years ago and used it as a free user for a very long time and got so much value out of it. And as I changed jobs, I changed project management tools and nothing was as good as ClickUp. I would always tell my managers, "Hey, I know we're using this project management tool, but couldn't we maybe try ClickUp? You can try it for free, and then you'll fall in love and understand that you don't want to use the other tools." And the company that I'm with now, they did that and we're seeing great results because of it. The reason that I personally choose ClickUp not only for work, I use it in my personal life too. You can label things, you can categorize things. There's just so many different options to customize your project management. Gantt charts, lists, boards, different views, different colors. Just if you're a visual person and want to see your boards and lists and things to do in a different way, in a way that resonates with you, maybe your project is pink and all you're looking for is pink. You can do that with ClickUp and I really appreciate that. And the new tools, like the ClickUp Brain. Game changer, it helps my work so much, saves me time. And yeah, I think that's it. When I first started using ClickUp, it was essential that we managed all of our projects and I found it very simple to manage them through ClickUp. It was intuitive and easy to use. It was easy to customize things to what I needed to do. At the time, I was using spreadsheets to use data entry points, and all I would have to do is update the CSV and upload that to ClickUp. And all of my tasks magically got there and it just made my workflow so much easier. And as a manager at the time, it was really easy to teach to my incoming employees and just show them how simple it was to use. So from day one, it was just, "We use ClickUp, this is how you use it."There were hardly ever any questions. And if there were the support was there. I would hop into the chat and somebody would be with me really quickly, which kind of blew my mind because you don't usually get that. But ClickUp has been at the top of the game, in my opinion, since the beginning and since I started using it. If you're considering using ClickUp for your company, I'd say go ahead and do it. Don't wait. You'll be happy that you did. There are so many project management tools out there that will promise you productivity because of their project management platform. I've used a lot of them, and ClickUp is the one I always come back to. It's like it's home.
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