airSlate Academy vs Thinqi : Which is a better fit?

I love how easy it is to get all online document's taken are of in one place; setting up templates and the customizable features of AirSlate is amazing.

I haven't seen them recently but it was a real annoyance for a while. Maybe this has been changed, in which case my only negative no longer exists.

Navigating through the courses is seamless, allowing learners to easily find the content they need. The platform's design is visually appealing and makes learning an enjoyable experience.

Lack of live interactive sessions, pricing structure, lack of personalized learning paths.

It's ease of use is what I like most it helps improve our productivity.

Triphany T

Industrial Maid

I don't really have anything that was negative about it I just didn't use it very much.

The products are very much easy to use and access.I recommend air slate for everyone.its the best.

The platform's interface can be somewhat clunky and unintuitive, making navigation and accessing course materials a bit frustrating at times.

The platform is an enabler in our vision and the Thinqi team have been incredibly supportive, responsive and passionate in making this vision possible.

Reporting is difficult, and in order to meet our regulatory reporting requirements we have to use an IMP and Power BI. Previewing learning built in Playlists and Courses is difficult.

Events management has become much easier for both administrators and end users, and the ability to award badges for events has been great for us.

Some of the features don't look as up-to-date as I'd want them. The lack of networking with other organisations who are using the platform.

We have worked closely with various members of the team, who are all committed to improving the platform, but also ensuring the relationship with us is open, transparent and customer focused.

We have been hesitant in using this as we want to do all our reporting through one platform and this isn't possible as yet through Thinqi e.g. we cant record hours of training delivery.

We love the network feature, as we are all about building communities of practices, we want our users to share their own knowledge with their communities.

I find "assignments" a little clunky to set up and there is no other way for us to assess people on individual submissions. Badges needs to be developed.