Conga Document Generation vs Cacheflow: Which is a better fit?

Liliana Sofia L

GED

What I love the most is how easy it is to create amazing documents. I mean I can literally take a predefined or custom template and auto-populate it with data from other platforms.

When I get an error message I have a hard time figuring out the error. It’s often an extra space or character.

Rocio R

Senior Business Systems Associate

Very easy to use and as an administrator I love what I can do with it. We were able to improve all our contract templates using the tool.

It can be frustrating and time consuming to create presentations, as there's less features as compared to e.g. powerpoint.

The best thing is probably the flexibility that Ms Office merge templates provide with the help of conga. Also lots of support materials available to help admins customize the solution.

I'm always a little hesitant to succumb to vendor lock in, especially for a function as critical as contacts.

Steven S

Chief Engagement Officer

The user interface is easy-to-use, and Octiv's training/onboarding set us up for success from day one. Great company with great people.

Sometimes the solution user interface is a little tricky and difficult to work with.

Cacheflow is a very responsive company that is continuing to better their product in the right direction.

Ajay A

CSM

Honestly, I feel at times there is a small lag when you are creating a new contract. Again not too sure if that is an issue or just my bad Internet).

Super intuitive UI, great features, allows for easy proposal management, enables cross-functional teams to operate on each other's proposals with ease, Templates make life easy and saves time.

The only problems we've had have been limited functionality regarding having a specific end date vs. a start date and contract length.

It has been a pleasant experience so far. They are growing rapidly and the product is only getting better with time.

There were bugs which created problems to login or in some cases charge the customer.

I've been using Cacheflow for some time now, and it's fantastic for managing contracts. The interface is intuitive and user-friendly, making it easy to navigate and get things done swiftly.

They have also prioritized builds based on things that I have said are my biggest problems.