Modern Campus Lifelong Learning vs Populi: Which is a better fit?

The best thing about Destiny One is their extremely responsive support staff. I have only been using the product for a little over a year, but have had a great experience with their support staff.

We wish there was a way to delete files... in the rare instance the wrong file is uploaded, you're unable to delete (unless this has changed).

Easy set up and management of courses and certificates, notification automation, customization for approval workflows and permissions, reporting and robust dynamic help.

You have to buy the archive database. The lack of CRM has forced us to push json notifications to a CRM platform.

Destiny One had a significant impact on our department's efficiency and growth. The team that supported our project was outstanding.

There is no place to enter expenses easily and no reporting functions to extract this information.

Strong links from all aspects of a clients' info in the staff view is really useful and the ability to keep annotated comments related to the client linked to the staff author is also useful.

Some modules are old and clunky, and almost useless (Marketing, for instance).

Also, Populi's customer service is very impressive - very responsive and professional. They understand very well and resolve your issue very effectively.

Even though, I had some trouble with pulling data previously with customer support we had overcome most of the obstacles.

The cost of Populi is also a great asset because we are a small online non profit institution and having a reasonably priced product really helps us with our small budget.

It does not support competency based learning, and the features in the mobile app are very limited.

Very satisfied and have experienced a great deal of positive and helpful customer support. Really, no walks through a string of phones tree choices to get to someone who can help.

So I had to enter age, gender, address, email etc manually for the each student in the system to be able to have an accurate data. No help offered for an error caused by their own management system.

Paul P

Church Planter

I think populi did a great job making their interface super easy to access and basic. It was easy to distinguish where the main pages were located.

Once your grade book has been set up, I find that making adjustments at times to be difficult.