Rollbar vs Mattermost: Which is a better fit?

We recently migrated our staffing application from Laravel 4 to Laravel 5. Rollbar has been a terrific help since the application needed a significant portion of its codebase updated.

Often, my selections for viewable levels goes back to default "error. I don't understand why critical errors are not shown by default, should be critical and error IMHO.

The UI is quite good, the features like resolving and muting are very helpful, especially in the world of Javascript errors. Implementation was quite easy.

The over grouping and under grouping feature does not work. My errors almost always have the wrong title and I often have many many duplicates of the same exact error.

Rollbar is really easy to use and great because it supports a lot of environments, like PHP, Node.js and Browser-Javascript.

I have not had any time to do thorough research on creating a sourcemap. Until that is done, though, I'm afraid the javascript exceptions( There are a lot of errors!) are not actionable.

Very positive and better priced for its features than some of its competitors. It also helps the pricing is by volume rather than users, which makes far more sense for this kind of product.

I have received no replies at all. I'm shocked that a company would recognize a bug, say they would fix it, and then not reply at all.

nana n

Financial Officer

I like that i can reach easily all employees and communicate with them. I like numerous of stickers and smiles and ability to make group chats.

The scroll in chats often moved so very quickly that questions and responses were missed. Inability to customize responses such as color, fonts, etc.

I love the ability to create customer emojis which my office lovingly partakes in. It allows us to work efficiently and quietly, while being able to communicate seamlessly between departments.

A little expensive if they had an inexpensive community version I would gladly contribute some money to them. As it is am forced to use without contributing due to a high barrier to entry.

Ease of use, ability to find and join group chats. I really like that every one can add a picture, it's nice to see who you are talking with.

Only chat available you will need another tools for meetings. Bad integration with gnome desktop.

The interface is nice, real-time messaging is successful, the biggest plus is that it can be used internally.

Since one of the more recent versions, they've altered a couple of shortcuts. One of these means I can no longer type an @-sign, making mentioning people rather difficult.