Scoro vs Basecamp: Which is a better fit?

Cecilia V.: I'm Cecilia and I'm senior marketing consultant in a marketing agency here in London and the [inaudible 00:00:10] company is almost 25 people and I rate Scoro as a five star software for marketing agency. Before Scoro, we used Trello. But because of the size of the company, because we grew up in the last four, five years and because of the size of the project, it was not useful for us, was too chaotic. For these reasons, we changed to Scoro a couple of years ago. We choose Scoro because it was the only one software in the market that could basically follow all our departments because basically you can manage clients before [inaudible 00:00:59] your client before the client sign a contract. So you can do also the quotes and then you can manage all the projects with Scoro and also work, sending also the invoices and do reports. Starting with Scoro was not difficult because we had an onboarding product and we work with one person that for a few months follow us to understand to onboard all the team into the platform. As a recommendation, I can suggest Scoro if you are looking for a software that can help to grow the marketing agency, to understand in particular where the team invest their time. In particular, if you are working on a remote base is useful because also the tracking time is easy to do it. So you can literally control the team and see if they are using [inaudible 00:02:16] in an correct way and is useful because you can control how much investment you do for each client.

Reelika S.: Hi, I am Reelika from Design Dream Lifestyle. I'm a business strategist and coach, and I would give Basecamp five stars. Before using Basecamp, we really were just using Microsoft Excel spreadsheets, but the problem we ran into was the collaboration and the teamwork. Basecamp allowed us to collaborate virtually with our team from across the globe and to get the projects done. We chose Basecamp because we were looking for a software that would allow us to collaborate to work across the globe on different projects. For example, content management, virtual workshops, in-person workshops, and that software allowed us to spread out all the tasks while also keeping an eye on what's already done and what still needs to be accomplished. When we started with Basecamp, we took a look at the tutorials. And I have to say they were very straightforward, very easy to follow. There really is no room to make any mistakes. And you don't need a high-tech knowledge for that, so anybody can really use this. If you're thinking about using Basecamp, give it a try because if you have a team, especially virtually, that has different projects going on and you need to delegate, and you want to keep eye on what's already done and what still needs to be accomplished, that is a really good tool for that.