Oxford Abstracts vs SCOOCS: Which is a better fit?

It has been terrific after learning the ins and outs of the program. Has been great for our membership, committee, etc. to view and access the abstract information.

Difficult to navigate between parts, mostly acceding only by link more than through the tool.

Oxford abstracts is a great product. User friendly, excellent product to share with other potential clients/reviewers.

Because of limited budget we opted for basic package, and later on missed some of the functionalities available in upgraded packages. Definitively will consider using it again.

I like its flexibility, and user friendliness which was the case for authors and reviewers, because there were minimum of users that needed additional help to use it.

There are several places to hold data about an abstract and sometimes trying to combine data from 2 different areas is rather difficult.

Great feedback from reviewers of abstracts saying it was easy to use. Options to download specific reports such as sumamrising presenters by country helpful.

Some registrants got confused that you had to register for oxford abstracts and then register again for the actual conference.

I would recommend them to anyone asking me which platform to use because they have a great team and their solution is solid and fun to use.

As soon as I have more info on that, I will pass that on. There seem to be some errors sometimes.

It seems much more personal than simply using Zoom, and it looks better. The video posting capability was useful, the tables for coffee and meals were really nice, the welcome video was great.

The variety of set ups is very diverse and made it difficult for us to find the right one at a glance.

The platform is very intuitive and easy to understand for any user. Furthermore, the interface is very nice and clean and is limited to the essential content.

But we are all just human and have only a limited amount of time.

Scoocs had a nice agenda representation and overall good options to customize the surface.

The chat really has been the most problematic issue up to now.