Evernote Teams vs KanbanFlow: Which is a better fit?

Dayna T.: My name is Dana. I'm the director of marketing and communications. I give Evernote a four out of five. And for more information, click below. I had TickTick. That's a great application for note taking if your notes are short and brief, but I needed something that allowed me to have more details. I chose Evernote for multiple reasons. Number one, because it has free features. Number two, it's extremely user friendly. Number three, it allowed me to have extremely detailed notes for tasks, which is what I need for my profession. It's very easy to get started with Evernote. They offer free features that you can dabble with and apply to your professional life, as well as to your personal life if you're a note taker and you like to be organized. My advice for anyone considering Evernote is to give it a try by downloading it from their website and taking it full advantage of all of their free features. If you're interested in getting to know this more, then that's when, of course, you dabble with the paid features, but the free features are definitely worth getting started with.

David: Hi. My name is David. I'm the general manager of a small manufacturing company. I give Kanban four out of five stars, and for more reviews like this, please see below. Before we started using KanbanFlow, we had typically just used Excel spreadsheets to track the progress of our projects for both engineering and the sales teams, and we needed a more robust software with specific product management features. We considered some other offerings, but KanbanFlow is an excellent tool to start with because of how easy it is to use. There were two reasons we started to use KanbanFlow. It stuck out because it works off a web interface. So it didn't require software programs to be installed on our workstations, and it was also free to get started with the program. KanbanFlow is extremely easy to get started with. The drag-and-drop calendar feature was very intuitive and it was very easy as an administrator to create new accounts and assign people to teams. My primary recommendation for someone looking at offerings similar to a KanbanFlow for project management software would be to start with something that's free because a lot of the programs, you are able to have either a trial or there is an entry-level version. So it's really not that difficult to just try out a couple of the different offerings and see which one works best for your specific needs.