ThoughtFarmer vs BlogIn: Which is a better fit?

Great team to work with: super responsive, open to feedback & suggestions, timely responses. Great platform that is easy to use for both the user and the admin.

Unfortunately, sometimes the files get lock, and changes get lost. As a workaround, we've started linking files on Office 365 to collaborate instead of having the files directly on the Intranet.

I have never had an issue with them and they are always responsive. There are so many options you can use with TF and I really like the ability to customize.

Centralise all our communications (we are a global company so this was very difficult before).

The flexibility of the platform, ease of use, straightforward admin controls, strong help documentation and excellent support team are all reasons we stick with Thoughtfarmer year after year.

I have very little criticism for the platform. If pressed, I'd say I'd like more consistent and more granular behavior in the text formatting controls on pages.

Employees were very excited about the launch and all of the setup and training was definitely worth having a working system that our employees like to use.

There is also not enough security built into the application framework itself.

The ease of use is super with some computer "illiterates. Notifications are helpful with the multiple options.

Theres no way to add all your users, they have to sign-in for themselves. So it takes a while to onboard everyone.

It's also been a great platform for getting engagement for internal initiatives like upcoming events, parties, surveys... whatever you want. It's an excellent tool overall.

Slack integration sometimes doesn't sync comments back and forth. No bulk import mechanism to pre-populate posts if you are migrating from a previous system.

Super easy to use, great communication tool. In a busy atmosphere Blogin is a great tool to share relevant industry news and insights.

No image slider or gallery functionality, you have to add images etc inline. Single sign on is a bit clunky in that it generates users on BlogIn's side.

Easy to implement and maintain, great functionality and amazing customer service.

Another disadvantage is that there are very few days that the trial version offers to test it, after that it is necessary to acquire the license for this competitive tool.