Trivie vs Drillster: Which is a better fit?

From my representative (Andy is a Godsend!!) to Trivie Support (whom I bother at least 3 times per day, but are always polite and prompt), I am so pleased with this platform.

Here's the problem, and I shared this with my salesperson when I broke the news we would not be purchasing the application for our company.

I love the ease of every aspect of this software, from implementation to data analysis. It is very user friendly, yet affords us a vast array of information.

Getting folks to use the platform was very difficult. In fact, I didn’t have any takers at all.

Trivie was easy to use and easy to set up and customer support has been fantastic.

Additionally, some material doesn't necessarily need to have questions tied to it but there is no way to avoid doing so.

I love that the software allows you implement quizzes and other tools to help the trainee gauge their understanding. It also aids the presenter when updating the course/training.

My team is remembering more so we have been able to cut back on our training spend.

I love the ease with which you are able to push updates to colleagues and partners.

Bit confusing menu when admin users, I always have to remember to go to the groups before being able to manage my users.

Intuitive tool, easy to edit, the features are really good.

I don't like how tedious it is to edit the order of slides in stories.

Many different activities, very easy to create.

I actually think it's underutilized. It takes a lot of time and effort to make a worthwhile training, but once you have it up and running you start asking yourself why you haven't done it sooner.